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The study found that altering rangeland grazing could sequester an additional 2.2 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year. When accounting for emissions from feed production to maintain livestock & from animals themselves, net climate benefits dropped by up to 31%.
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Replying to @veeisforvictory
Sequester should be starting next week. So I’ll be on the lookout to see if anyone disappears.
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MrGuglik retweeted
She’s being ❗️PUSHED❗️ as we speak 😡🤬 Pushed into sequester that is 💁‍♂️ 😇🙌 🥰#BB28
I can sense her presence
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Ava’s Lawyer retweeted
When is bb28 going into sequester bc im about to start monitoring all of jen johnson's socials immediately -
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Replying to @priestessofdada
Nah bruh same low relative % of humans able to paint Digital made art accessible to billions more ppl the literature of art was always niche and riche it costs a fuckton, still, generally industry barriers like persnickety shit still exists Digital art is forgiving non-pro, non-pretty, non-polymath geniuses -- even poor, ignorant, dumb mutts on drugs can do art at a library or on a smartphone now, lmfao Oldschool and trad stuff still exists in normal low numbers and low % interaction, w/ mostly shitty audiences that yap shit at someone trying their best It just looks like it's gone bc 6 BILLION people are online, and any one of them can do digital art, but only a person that went the full suite of trad route AND gets lucky / goes viral is noted for trad / old school work(s). And often not even multiple works or their whole career, but like 15min on Twitter / X, Tumblr, Reddit, IG, or Youtube lol My ahh sells artstuffs irl / offline, on the streetside, relatively fair priced at about $35 / piece. The number of offline, irl, trad media analog painters I've even HEARD exist in any city I'd lived in was like 2. Digital art? Random dudes at a gas station doodle and post their own artistic vision / version of a meme, while on break 🤣🤣 in like 5min, for maybe $0.23 (23 cents of electricity to charge the phone back up the amount of battery the app used). We have equalized arts from billionaire or millionaire patrons' interest only, to all of humankind. There are dollarstores, selling irl painting supplies, anyone can try, in some countries. How many actually go out and try? You can't undo, it's not forgiving if you fuck it up -- it's just ugly. Digitally you can undo, others can appropriate and revise, even show you in 1min w/ circling or outlining what you fucked up compared to your text description of what you were attempting. It literally brings writing text communication creating art to a baseline of infant/toddler level accessibility. MY ahh, 83-84 IQ, had to work for over a decade and nearly reach end of teens before I could even pay for tutoring for a music instrument! I didn't actually get an instrument until near adult, technically not even until working in the oil field and traveling across entire continents (I owned one in name but it was in a diff loc so I couldn't use it & don't count it lol). There were no dollarstores near me as a kid, no tutors, no music shops, no libraries with millions of dollars in city assets. Now? I can go to the public bathroom at most malls and sequester a glimmer of wifi, do an app thing, do a social media thing, etc. Hypothetically, now, I can 24 hours a day post a thing on the internet, made in minutes, and THE SAME DAY have someone better give good feedback -- from anywhere in the world! Literally whole other cultures and languages, but still valid feedback about arts I vehemently disagree w/ your take here respectfully speaking My experience, even as a handicapped mf, says we have infinite opportunity to get gud as we can, as fast as today -- as fast as same-day. AND I don't post for sympathy to garner faster responses where I post art. I post as blandly minimal description as possible. So only people who are critical or love art will engage w/ it. However 😅🤣🤣 as with all internet things and random / unknown humans, the post could be satire or sarcasm and maybe my ahh wouldn't catch it Either way, the same as digital art's singular ethic -- fuck it, we try 😇😁🙏
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This. Assume that many inside the Administration, including President Trump, settled on this course weeks ago. Keeping the Senate and (against all odds) the House in GOP hands isn’t just a political goal for Republicans, it’s critical to the national security. The Democrats are simply not serious about the national defense. The DSA takeover of the Dems has caused the party as a whole to lurch the far left. If either house of Congress flips, the national security will be damaged, perhaps severely (as did the 2011 Sequester). So President Trump factoring in the realities of domestic politics and their consequences is a right and proper calculation.
Time for a change in strategy.  We should consider slow walking the enemy, building up our munitions, our oil reserves, get the price of gasoline down, get through the midterms, then knock them out.  Instead of rushing to a deal, building up their oil industry, transferring billions to them, etc .
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The risks for coal are twofold: 1. Being forced to throttle back from maximum efficiency to accommodate unreliable energy. 100% unnecessary; 100% political. 2. Being forced to sequester and/or buy "permits" for a necessary & perfectly harmless trace gas. Willpower solves both.
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Replying to @SassyGirl394
That happens, unfortunately. What we try to do, is to sequester our pets in a safe area when the WATCH is issued. That lets us take our time moving them to shelter & leave us one less worry if a warning is issued.
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Replying to @Cocobby02
Voluntary sequester just because of 5K?😭😭😭
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How this guy is a Senator is beyond belief. Literally serves no purpose whatsoever other than carbon sequester. Like if you're dumbAF, Queensland will hire you!
The Government's budget backflip makes their tax grab so confusing that you will need an accountancy degree to understand them. Just scrap these changes - which were not asked for or voted upon - and come up with a REAL plan for economic growth.
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they really have no black men in sequester i guess
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Anneke 🌸🇦🇺🦁🚺🗣⚖️ retweeted
Newsflash. Our blood supply was already compromised from the modmRNA gene products. They did not sequester those that took these products and may still have circulating, pathogen spike protein. Pritzer is likely just adding to the coverup.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker just signed a bill making it LEGAL to knowingly expose others to HIV — including through BLOOD DONATIONS. He repealed a 1986 felony law that criminalized knowingly spreading HIV via undisclosed sex, needle sharing, or blood donation. One pen stroke and it’s gone. No more criminal charges. Blood transfusions just became exponentially more dangerous. We already know COVID shots and their spike proteins are showing up in the blood supply. Now HIV-positive blood can be donated with zero legal consequence for anyone who knows they’re infected and doesn’t disclose it. This isn’t “progress.” This is reckless, dangerous policy that puts every patient who needs a transfusion at higher risk. Our blood supply is no longer safe.
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Replying to @memeslich
One of my favorite campaigns I ever ran was basically a PvP campaign, but it wasn't supposed to start out that way. Eight people showed up for the first session (which I really didn't expect), and their characters represented every alignment except TN. Anyhow, a nobleman had hired the PCs to recover some treasure that had been stolen from him, but while they were supposed to be sleeping and partaking of his fineries, two of the evil characters and the chaotic neutral character decided to loot the place, and the third evil character..? Well...she was an evil priestess and after giving the old codger a good shag, she sacrificed him. And then the entire bunch of hooligans ran off into the night. The good characters (and the LN guy) woke up in the morning and were obviously quite distressed about this state of affairs (partly because they were assumed to have been the perps. And I don't apologize for allowing them to talk themselves out of the situation without a charisma roll), thus leading to what ended up being the real story...the good guys tracking down the bad guys and bringing them to justice. I had to sequester the two groups so they wouldn't know what the other group was doing, which was awkward, but kind of neat when you have a group that plays their alignments correctly. Both groups would work out plans privately while they were sequestered, but the bad guys--when they were the active party--were constantly plotting against each other and betraying their own privately-made deals, much to the chagrin of their party-mates. I've never seen a group pass so many notes to a DM before or since. They really did do a nice job of playing up their ruthlessness, though. In the end, the bad guys hired a mercenary squad with their ill-gotten loot, two of them were killed by the other two (one even got sacrificed by the priestess) before the good guys and *their* newfound posse even showed up to the OK Corral event, and then the good guys killed the remaining two while losing a couple of their own as well. It only ended up running three or four sessions, but it was probably the most fun I ever had running a D&D game.
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Replying to @SORRYIMACANCER
I would assume they’re following the same timeline. I know Morgan went into sequester on the 29th.
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