I viscerally hate this
Nearly 100,000 Asheville residents may not have access to water for weeks, the city announced
Asheville may not have its water system repaired for weeks; communities across region under boil water advisories.
WEEKS. Iām working with a PhD student who has a paper ready on the climate risks to US drinking water utilities. Science Policy Forum editors hmu.
I really want people to understand that this is just as awful and upsetting and invasive for a trans girl as it would be for a cis girl under the same scrutiny. Because when it happens to cis girls/women people get upset, but when itās an actual trans girl somehow itās ācomplicated.ā Itās not.
I canāt even. Iāve been scared shitless for my friends out there. The armchair commentary on why people do or donāt deserve sympathy is fucking disgusting.
We have two more fact briefs out which are closely related to each other: #1: Is recent global warming part of a natural cycle? - NO #2: Does manmade CO2 have any detectable fingerprint? - YES Read them here: sks.to/gfb-cycle?ut...sks.to/gfb-co2incre...
As people are deciding whether or not to try to temporarily evacuate Asheville, the lack of paper maps is a major barrier. We still need them in times like these and no one has them.
This is insane!! Iām so glad no one was hurt.
The college isnāt a big presence tho. I worked there for four years. Itās really more of a town with a college in it. Still, theyāve got a lot of trees, and word is 10-20% of them are down in the northern parts of the city.
This is a before and after picture of Chimney Rock, NC, a/b 30 min. away. The ENTIRE TOWN was washed into the valley below. It is my understanding that this is the worst storm to hit Western NC ever.