AHHHHHHH!

The US hands $20 billion a year to the fossil fuel industry, and pledged $3 billion to the Global Climate Fund

Phew, I have an extra 0.6 gigayear to get caught up on my todo list

oh u dont like it when im have my potty times on youre head??? that sounds like an "you" prolblem.

Gives me hope? newyorker.com/magazine/2020/…

store the oil in the ground

Teachers are paying out of pocket for school supplies, yet police are given extra tanks. Budgets convey priorities. We should question ours.

A government never announces that it has become fascist. Instead it announces that anti-fascists are criminals

The way "Tiny Dancer" plays in the background and is perfectly synched with the dialogue finally confirms definitively that we are all living in some bizarre alien art film.

I felt like leaving teaching for the first two days of this week, but had coffee this morning and remembered that it’s actually fine on stimulants.

Me on the weekend: makes plans for after work during the week Capitalism: Nope!

Four day work week is very sensible: 20% decrease in workweek (minimal) for 50% increase in weekend (substantial)!!!

Tim & Eric walked so that I think you should leave could run.

Wyman Energy Center on Cousins Island is Maine’s largest power station. It runs on oil and is very unprofitable compared to gas power plants. It’s kept online for weather like this, and it’s been chugging all weekend. First I’ve ever seen it running.

Grimes should do a country album!

Brazilian bottled water has a section on physical and chemical characteristics, complete with pH, conductivity and radioactivity! A chemistry teachers dream!

Ok, physics/chem community. I see that a mache is about 13 Bq/L. This would put this at over 120 Bq/L. That would be very high, right? Does Brazil have absurdly high radioactivity in their bottled water? #physics #chemedx #chemchat #iteachphysics