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24/7 operation, adding more licensed truckers. there's a lot of ways that we can make it better, but there's no magic wand. eric: yeah. there are a bunch of ways also as you just mentioned in terms of truckers. flexport, a billion dollar company, the ceo has some suggestions. let me run these by you. he says, thurm one, change the zoning. get this, zoning in l.a. and long beach you can only stack containers two high. he says make it six high. deploy the national guard and army trucks to get her trucks in there, the white house, you know, putting cold water on that for now. use government land ...
See with the statement says that, one, it has long been in the power of national governments to act more seriously to reduce emissions than they have, and two, there are some dangers in thinking about climate change as a crisis, but god it suggests a sort of immediacy. like, do what you have to do and then it is done. in fact, it is a catastrophe happening and slow motion, a train back in slow motion. everything is happening slowly. we are seeing decades of inaction to address these issues. even with the increased carbonisation in response by world leaders, we are going to see more changes bec...
Adventure abounds in Colorado, and there’s no shortage of ways to get the whole family outside to explore. From mellow raft trips to scenic day hikes and mountain ziplines, you’ll find summer activities everyone will enjoy. Where to start? We chatted with local mountain biking expert Brooke Goudy and fly-fishing guide Jennings Hester about a few of their favorite spots. These fun-focused trips—in and around Denver, Colorado Springs, and Cañon City—are a great introduction to all that Colorado has to offer. Denver Hit the Whitewater Park in Downtown Denver Grab an inflatable tube from...
Injured. traumatic experience for all. we did what we could to help him. i'm just praying for him. >> how just absolutely awful. of course, our hearts, thoughts and prayers go out to those families. do you understand exactly -- were the guardrails down when the truck was trying to make the turn? did you see anything out the the window? >> when we went by, when they pulled the train back, the guardrails were down and i think everyone said that they were down. so we don't know exactly what happened. that will be up to the ntsb to determine. all i know is that a lot of members, families and staff...