Nowhere in this paper’s coverage did the townhall’s insistence that a facilities assessment be done before moving forward with this project get communicated to the readers.
I worry that more tragedies like these storms will occur in the future, especially if we do nothing to change our habits and help heal our heating planet.
With a title like that, I was expecting a substantive, if surprising, article on the topic, given the state’s liberal (in the good sense) attitudes on the subject.
We never ask, “How are we going to pay for it,” when it comes to other government subsidies to agriculture ($440 billion a year in 2022), or oil ($5.9 trillion in 2020).
