One neat way to pass a carbon tax would be that the EU is imposing it on our exports, so it can be argued that either we pay the tax to the EU and they spend it on even better government-run healthcare over there, or we pay it to the US government and they can spend it on something Americans like.
I wish I could find molybdenum steel here. I've been looking for months. I even looked in India for it, but nobody can source it except for China it seems like.
(I know this seems weirdly off-topic and late, but you hit both my Political Orphanage and Persuasion feed this month and now you name-drop molybdenum and I think you might be stalking me. I'll have evidence when you post your article about 4th edition D&D.)
I feel like Europe keeps whiffing the dunk because of the boring titles. It’s like they don’t even want to participate in the dunk contest. They just want to save the planet or whatever.
One neat way to pass a carbon tax would be that the EU is imposing it on our exports, so it can be argued that either we pay the tax to the EU and they spend it on even better government-run healthcare over there, or we pay it to the US government and they can spend it on something Americans like.
Back Bay cattle owners pledge to reduce their herds grazing on Boston Common by 1646, will heap scorn on neighborhoods that don't.
I wish I could find molybdenum steel here. I've been looking for months. I even looked in India for it, but nobody can source it except for China it seems like.
(I know this seems weirdly off-topic and late, but you hit both my Political Orphanage and Persuasion feed this month and now you name-drop molybdenum and I think you might be stalking me. I'll have evidence when you post your article about 4th edition D&D.)
I feel like Europe keeps whiffing the dunk because of the boring titles. It’s like they don’t even want to participate in the dunk contest. They just want to save the planet or whatever.