Current studies suggest that the expended unemployment benefits have a minor effect on bad job vacancies. Folks have had a year and a half to figure their shit out and I’d bet that bad jobs are still gonna have problems hiring when everyone is able to work again (lololol like that will ever happen given the current…

Unless you want a nap in the middle of the day, and you get to be home at night!

Step 1: NO NEW TAXES

I for one can’t WAIT to get tailgated by one of these.

Not AWD apparently.

And yet they still sell a metric fuck-ton of them, somehow, especially if you combine GMC and Chev.

I’ve parallel parked a full size but it wasn't fun.

Yes but how is the parallel parking?

That’s because emissions regulations were written when the average age of vehicles on the road was less than 9 years, meaning an 25 year old vehicle was rare enough that it was a rounding error in the total pollution. Now that the average age is over 12 years there’s a larger percentage that are older but likely most…

EIA US Govt Link OLD NEWS!

It’s just missing the red hat.

Worked on a site and they had to line their stormwater system because the oil in the subsurface was leaking into the stormwater system and causing problems with the state compliance at the outlet.

It’s spokane valley, where there’s been endogamous mate selection for over a century.

Trust me, you’d rather dump gasoline, at least it’s reactive and can be treated.

Oh no, this is and will continue to be really expensive for Ford for decades. I do environmental cleanup, and it’s not cheap.

Oh now, they’re not addicted to fossil fuel, they’re addicted to money, which fossil fuel interests have in abundance.

Zero.

Why not subsidize all of it? Reduce CO2, reduce methane, subsidy! Emit! Pay a fee! Meat will be expensive! So will damn near every other manufactured good!

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This completely ignores current fossil fuel subsidies, not to mention historical land redistribution and current rules around oil and gas leases.