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Seems bad

There's other reasons too. Downsizing and leaving the ownership market (move in with family or partner, renting) probably the most common. But that so many people have staked so much into the idea that homes appreciate in value (and the idea of retirement is wrapped so much in the value of a home) is itself a problem.

into the sun

infuriating thread

mmhmm

You'd have to be the biggest mark of all time to pass a gas tax increase

I'm sure garland is being called an institutionalist for not cleaning out all the trumpy assholes at doj but ...that should have been job #1

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difi don't need manchin

I don't understand the people who think more homes won't help affordability

I trust my immune system to fight off HIV

If they're taking readily available seawater or freshwater (stupidly) this is not nearly as impactful (if impactful at all) as burning carbon sources which produce CO2 and water.

can't use this power for productive uses it will be used to mine Bitcoin. What a fucking waste

There's a lot of room to reduce water usage outside of this, but yeah the feds should pony up some $$$ for desalination

Won't someone please think of our big beautiful boaters

The point is this infrastructure, if built, is a sunk cost that makes it harder to transition from carbon to low carbon energy. Similar to how we really don't build coal power plants anymore and those that exist are being converted to natural gas and most new power coming online is renewable. Not the best plan overall but the only one that activists can actually get results from.

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