A task force commissioned to study reparations in Fulton County, Georgia has put together evidence documenting historic abuses of Black residents by the county and Atlanta.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs announced plans to cancel or let lapse four land leases to a Saudi Arabia-owned company that was pumping unknown amounts of water from state land.
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been engaged and proud of what i do, and when you stay engaged and when you're presenting the weather, you don't fill it with umms and ahh,s and i was finding myself in a place where i was looking for words, something i have done 18 years and never had trouble doing. it wasn't that i was talking about things that were so off the hook. they were simple tie-ins, showing data. i tried to explain that you mentioned the billion dollar disaster and the rate of return. it's fiscally conservative to adapt to and mitigate these risks than pay for cleaning up the mess. i was in a state where 65% of the energy was produced by wind. that's true energy independence. right, so all of these positives, farmers were getting supplemental income on these land leases. i was talking about, you know, some of the warmest days on record and showing trends. it wasn't like i was putting my activist hat on and talking about climate action. i was proving, i was giving data
do not fill it with -- and i was finding myself in this place where i was looking for words, something that i've done for 18 years and i've never had trouble doing. but by it's not like i was talking about things that were so off the hook or they were simple tie ins, showing data, and i tried to explain that you mentioned the billion dollar disasters and the rate of return, it is fiscally conservative to adapt to and mitigate these risks than pay for cleaning up the mess. now i was in the state where 65% of the energy was produced by wind, and that is true. energy independents. so all of these positive, farmers were getting supplemental income on these land leases, i was talking about some of the warmest days on record and showing trends. it's not like i was putting my activist hat on and talking about live action. i was getting data and proving the climate science behind it. >> chris, in terms of days like
positives, farmers were getting supplemental income on these land leases. i was talking about, you know, some of the warmest days on record and showing trends. it wasn't like i was putting my activist hat on and talking about climate action. i was proving, i was giving data and proving the climate science behind it. >> chris, in terms of days like this, moments like this, and there will be a lot of them, in which we've got overlapping simultaneous disasters, right, with the heat in the southwest, and the wildfire smoke from canada, with the incredible flooding and rain that we're having in the northeast, i feel like people, however they may feel about the issue of climate change in the abstract, i think americans by and large are understanding that we are having more extreme weather and it has to be caused by something. i feel like the barrier to people changing, making changes in their own lives or making even political changes about
A building permit application process that takes a year or two, a five-year limit on leases for government property, costly private lands, limited tax incentives and the lack of a