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Thomas Edison saw exactly what was coming!

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"We have enough evidence right now to be concerned about the impact of these chemicals on a child's risk of attention, learning and behavioral disorders," said ...Engel, a professor of epidemiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Gillings School of Global Public Health. https://www.cnn.com//baby-brain-damage-plastic-/index.html

Yes, it is a significant fine. But it will take decades for the environment to recover, not to mention the family legacy it leaves behind. There needs to be a bigger deterrent to those in positions of responsibility than just absorbing a corporate fine. https://www.cnn.com//brazil-vale-brumadinho-set/index.html

Norway's winters are just as tough, if not tougher, than ours. Electric car technology keeps evolving, we need to be more conscious about evolving with it. https://www.cnn.com//norway-electric-cars-vw-te/index.html

Coolness. https://www.cnn.com//ikea-forest-georgia-protec/index.html

Because someone has to... "In terms of the other types of pollution, pharmaceuticals, heavy metal, the Tennessee River really isn't so bad," Michelle Campanis, University of Tennessee Arboretum education coordinator, told WVLT. "The microplastics are astronomically higher than any other river they've studied." https://www.cnn.com//tennessee-river-clean-up-t/index.html

This is what happens when people on the higher end of the income scale make decisions that affect the people on the lower end. #CompleteDisconnect

For my friends in Alberta worried about the oil industry: There’s nowhere cheaper in Canada to build solar and wind than in Alberta. according to Energy expert at U of C Blake Shaffer.

It is sad that nature treats us so well and we treat it so badly...