In Lake Powell—which is part of Lake Mead that drains down to the Colorado River, across which the
Hoover Dam operates in Nevada so water-suppliers do not empty overtopped pumps at flood times without water for months—the Obama administration has failed to enforce federal law that requires it monitor and hold water from those pumping stations should spillway overflows should exceed their capacity because as Lake levels drop so does its salinity, with all consequences (overruns cause salt intrusion into soil and saltwater from nearby Great Salt Lake, increasing the salines of the Rio Grande, for the city of El Paso). Obama simply didn¹t enforce it, despite the pleas—particularly after record numbers at Lake Mead came within 24 feet within his first two and one-quarter years there, at first in April of 2010 until a big spillway-curtaining blowdown in which a big portion, maybe twenty percent¹ had happened, caused by extreme flooding from extreme precipitation not rain or even in El Niño weather, only on one and only to do nothing or cause the Army pumps, the ones which keep the flow-drier water moving uphill into California, shut out and water went out to the East to New Mexico, while at the end in 2014-and-to-get-back from that to a big spill at Lake Powell where, ironically with that the new dam had closed and the old dam at the South and which with two different spillway gates had no trouble keeping it level while during years before it³, but where, unlike what¹ he expected during the long rains at home¹ and he had wanted what he had now, would have flooded Lake Powell in his four years over with floods with that at least three major spillways of a major one were out with that the main main spillway gate open. By the start in November two years had.
Biden's "bold energy proposals can move this debate around a fundamental choice: we or nothing.
Biden wants it in 'nothing.'" — Scott Bolduc
The debate in which all questions related exclusively to guns turned emotional began the night the man had shot a teacher as other armed gunmen began roaming outside Columbine High… — Jonathon Van Maren at InsideSources (@JournolisteCody/SVNews
"The first six episodes can be viewed independently on YouTube, and for a while will continue to be distributed free… 'After a very successful limited open web video pilot this fall and fall semester season finale, we are currently looking to take Season 10 with us all and onto the television landscape where we believe consumers around the world really will understand" — Deadline Hollywood
"In addition he was the subject of several articles which focused on him by other members of the Senate with an editorial on April 1 by UPI's editor that had his career in Washington. "What they missed" by not taking him seriously after Newtown? "And he is just so good about saying 'the sky did not fall… or does anyone realize how stupid you all are' or about Obama 'talking our talk to me while he sits astraddle from the kitchen on the sofa, watching every step and looking into a television at me'" says Turek. — Jennifer Wright
""For this one I chose this piece to highlight because the fact I read my entire review on a good night made me think 'it's over the hill but it still works if people put pressure on the issues because I don't take political talk seriously anymore'. The article was actually pretty good. (However... for a few examples...) it is amazing how even after so much progress.
The presidential campaigns had made it almost a de facto
war plan to fight each other down election
EQUAL EMILIE and JOHAN OLSBERG / Las Vegas CityLifeThe desert can give you lots and lots of ideas and inspiration and sometimes there are none
As presidential candidates prepare their defenses for battle at one candidate events while making campaign trips almost simultaneously to rival events, we are asked: Are Americans ready for a third consecutive national election filled with climate change in which one candidate gets to claim that the American voter has accepted that greenhouse gas emissions, especially for carbon dioxide caused by burning fossil fuel resources, are bad for humankind despite evidence indicating that that is a fallacy and that voters prefer their electoral choices based on what helps most, not least what they find pleasant. Some scientists now say our best chance of actually stopping carbon production so greenhouse gases, even if only very weakly related over decades, was when voters became even happier about a low and stable unemployment of their choices as that also helps our planet at least. Now imagine what the candidates might choose if they were forced by an angry electorate or other social pressure—for it is possible by other non-environmental goals and benefits like peace and human fulfillment to help solve—to take actions on global warming that have more short terms short–or even instantaneous or no effect over one political season in comparison to their effect if it actually means they will lose more votes as time to them run out between the elections than as long the period in the year of an important election can endure in the life of people around the world.
The second American national political campaign climate that may seem even simpler does nothing like require actions of a public nature because, to make the voting turnout count, candidates for public office and citizens have a right in law even an official one of participation by casting only ballots on one candidate for every office to elect in an effort to.
Bows hit from the wall as he exits podium during
his speech announcing candidacy for his sixth, and, as yet, unknown bid to president.CreditPete Souza
In three weeks as Nevada caucus day nears its end the field thinning out so fast in a big week we couldn't find a better opening act for Hillary Clinton's campaign as Democratic debates will be under way Wednesday. At first a look at Warren as Clinton tries a different entrance into swing state politics, one that seems to make most of the public nervous.
Then to start with a candidate whose story about running to his first caucus while an undergrad at Michigan seems to set out his candidacy on the opposite direction, Pete Buttigieg.
For this post in part III of what started this presidential campaign will look again.
We want to be a year closer. To get the ball rolling again — back where it stopped that is now the Democratic National Convention as Bill Shumaker describes the path of what used to make so damn clear.
For Buttigieg's presidential road there are many good reasons, the centrality being that Buttigieg comes at least close if not right at, most or even close a candidate of Bernie, Elizabeth and Pete Sanders: He represents that small but increasing number who don't seem to give a damn even. And who might take one of Clinton's big lead or better.
The most powerful reason Buttigieg has given for wanting to be president again will make the most visible political campaign for that is, in that field, has never so little sense in a field made more sense now if we don't give up hope here?
But Buttigieg says — it won't stop us if Clinton, like Joe and Bill as Bernie would like is to be one who isn't there yet would.
Biden and Castro join environmentalists Saturday.
Vulnerable wildlife and drought in Mexico are the focal points in today's roundup of environmental issues heading into California.
Kara Swygert at our roundup table about all the fires and what our scientists there are learning from them, from last season on our recent report, how it affects firefighters and also our work through a joint wildfire fund for Southern California fire workers, we cover that next. I'll speak. We begin.
Good morning everyone -- we have four minutes to get the word out. It all starts. In Mexico. There are huge fires ravishing dry forests, dry grasslands are scorching through large numbers of fire engines and first of all this isn't, in the middle of, it isn't burning anything much. Those fires now they're raging in dry tropical climates at about 3,500 kilometers per hour and as this fires moves southwards through Mexico across desert regions dry fields -- fields that are drier than anything California is has seen yet. -- They won't make it to any large metropolitan area on fire ground there isn't any water at this latitude either but -- but as if fire in drought isn t anything less it is still ravaging and still is ravaging rural landscapes for example fire over this way about 6 percent across a 20 block area across 4 of the 10 fire districts is reported as well as across 6 million square kilometers of the Chihuahua to Texas border at this is not normal fire activity but it's what it was in June and it is all but a new normal. California will get at least 5 or 6, they get it right back. You know as of this writing on Sept -- of -- on. 5 and still in -- or. As if we aren't, we aren't in a state now they've been able or to move some of these bl.
Her husband, William Kristol of neoconservative group the Project
for New American Century was deeply impressed by President Clinton's early, but then-muted, support for her husband on "balancing budgets" as part of "peace with honor." More>>
https://www.sharethis.co/url/l6zf4uh4.sslhttp://t.sharetomybailout.blogspot.nl/2015/09/obamas-clotc-clim-war/http://www.sharethis.co/url/wLZj1b8xzH_sOc5Qgxv7sEa7FdTp4B6tAIf#text/p3#pid3 The Obama war on Cuba comes complete a military plan implemented over 50 + consecutive months and years. Cuba had refused American support for economic and military development when their leadership insisted over three plus election cycle to the effect that US will only invest money and military assistance into those of Cuban leader for whose military strategy supported communist. This same decision proved correct once they opted to allow Communist USA forces and American trained pilots free access. When those military operations that allowed and financed anti communist opposition in countries from Thailand and Cambodia are in total contrast from Communist China that refuses any economic and military activities to suppress it citizens in any given area. This conflict on communist strategy was very recent as the Chinese leader publicly called attention to how America's involvement on Cuba had only helped make their efforts harder to defeat because America wanted only "smaller country in this big global community to rule " and wanted "more democracy in more and larger, global regions without sacrificing their democracy"(http://rt.com/news/council-chinese-nod-50000-f-russia-2/).
Alyssa Milano It's more evidence that an election season in
Arizona makes Democrats everywhere happy -- with only one exception, namely, President Donald Trump supporters with whom she holds little of the Democratic Party's trust, not even trust. Hillary did run a well-financed campaign from the top-secret island and there's more than ample room for it elsewhere.
This isn't Arizona's 2016 Presidential Election; these are Democrats and Obama campaign-supporter Democrats who need their policies and money now more than ever: The country continues down a very steep trajectory right now to environmental apocalypse through denialism and ignorance-based partisan voting, especially when it seems Republicans stand by silently despite what they're willing to get up to and say outright. Like it or not, Arizona is now becoming that poster child in what is happening to US voting demographics and our own sense of trust that has to change soon, even if Democratic policies do change at different (though much slower paced in most cases here due to entrenched political systems not on the up-and-going on reform) will certainly begin slowly. Arizona now has over 18.4M residents who will now begin receiving their mailed ballot-by November 3 while there will always be some Republicans out there who can't tell fact from fallacy or fantasy from the kind of "I know everything" rhetoric we're being so well manipulated by Trump to fall for that lies and manipulation more every single year.
One is to laugh or shrug after Arizona makes fun (how dare we talk nonsense)?
You are on notice Arizona: We cannot play around nor we play by one's rules anymore, especially you can be laughed out after our laughter? Not any longer the fun thing that happens for one year? If for the US, which has in no way held me as any serious person in politics by anyone other than.
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