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To clarify:

The image at the top is largely correct.  As long as trees are alive, normally at least many decades, they absorb CO2 from the atmosphere and store it as hydrocarbons that, upon their death, are rereleased as they are eaten, burned, or decomposed. In the case of lumber, these are socked away for long periods of time.   All this may not appear as a blessing until it’s understood that buying ourselves time enables our scientific community to develop solutions to the problems that confront us vis-à-vis the rising concentrations of CO2 in our atmosphere.

The image at the bottom is simply mislabeled.  It’s not a “psychologic delusion.”  It’s a scam.

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America’s Brand: Indifference to Human Pain

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There are essentially two forms of government on this planet: those that care about the wellbeing of their citizens and serve their interests and those that don’t.

Until the late 20th Century, one could have plausibly argued either way re: the United States.  Since about 1980, it’s been clear that we really couldn’t care less about the sufferings of the common American.

It’s really become part of our brand.  Billionaires deserve tax cuts.  The middle class is shrinking, and the poor deserve a kick in the ass for not working harder.

America’s Brand: Indifference to Human Pain

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Maine Needn’t Overcomplicate This

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Just nominate some well-educated businessman or city mayor — or maybe just a principled lobster fisherman.

Maine: This shouldn’t be too tough a challenge.

Maine Needn’t Overcomplicate This

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The Next Chapter in American Disgrace

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Every day, our nation’s face is pushed a little bit further into the toilet.

The Next Chapter in American Disgrace

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