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Sure lets go with that.
Melting Polar Ice Sheets Are Slowing Earth's Rotation. That Could Change How We Keep Time
As ice melts into water and flows toward the equator, it redistributes mass around the Earth, affecting the planet's spin, a new study finds
God forbid little Jimmy should have to walk, or, shudder, run home. One of the few things that brings a smile to my face I'd stuck behind a school bus in the country is watching the kids either run down the long driveways with their backpacks swinging behind them, or running over to hug mum or dad if they're being met.Speaking of entitled carbon spewing.........Every day this woman drives her kid to the end of the driveway and waits for the school bus with the engine running. Rain or shine, hot or cold, the SUV is running. Ditto for the afternoon. Sits idling waiting to pick the kid up when the bus drops it off and drive it back to the house. All 150 ft.
They won't pick up or drop off a kid without a parent present anymore here.
I suppose I can understand why in this litigious day and age ..
Our school board needs a parent for kindergarten but Grade 1 and above don't need parents to meet the bus.
I agree that is stupid I have a bus shed they wait in at least **** the damn car off.
Don’t be messin with my truck and tractor pulls
When I lived in G-Town there was always 5-8 mini vans and SUV's idling away waiting for the bus on my street. They almost blocked the intersection as they could not park and would go full Karen mode if you asked them to move to a safer location...Speaking of entitled carbon spewing.........Every day this woman drives her kid to the end of the driveway and waits for the school bus with the engine running. Rain or shine, hot or cold, the SUV is running. Ditto for the afternoon. Sits idling waiting to pick the kid up when the bus drops it off and drive it back to the house. All 150 ft.
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Squeeze worked as a crossing guard at the school. Entitled parents dropping off kids would park in the no parking zone blocking her line of sight. OF COURSE they got pissy when asked to move.
I could see it if someone signed lucrative contracts with suppliers that the government couldn't get out of easily. Government would want it kept on the downlow, as it would would be more expensive to cancel the contracts. Conclusion references the IESO data, but could be cherry picked for effect.
Mcguinty's rates and pretty much every else associated with that greenwashing mess was a disaster. If he wanted green energy, you put out and rfp and pick the lowest price contracts to get you to xxMW. You don't put out a fixed price for 20 yo contracts that pay off all design and construction costs in less than five years. We could have had the same power from the same sources online in the same timeframe for much less than 50% of the money.I don't know. Scroll down to "Spring Weather brings Unneeded Wind Generation in Ontario" to figure out what we're paying for electricity from these sources.
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