Austin Holland
@auholl92.bsky.social
Human-environment geographer; private land conservation; climate change & outdoor rec tourism; Assistant Prof of Conservation Planning & Extension Specialist.
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Yes exactly. And local and state governments can contract their services for more money.
February 28, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Yes exactly. And local and state governments can contract their services for more money.
It’s why the 5 grand payments were such a joke. Like the downstream costs of all this is gonna far exceed whatever little cash they throw our way
February 28, 2025 at 2:19 AM
It’s why the 5 grand payments were such a joke. Like the downstream costs of all this is gonna far exceed whatever little cash they throw our way
Reposted by Austin Holland
It's not just fdr. One of the things the epa did not long after it was formed was document the nation's pollution via photography. That can seem frivolous, but generations of Americans have no idea why the EPA was necessary. This broke a million views when we published it in 2017
This is what America looked like before the EPA cleaned it up
A snapshot from America before the impact of the EPA and the effects of rules regulating clean water and air were felt.
www.popsci.com
February 15, 2025 at 5:10 AM
It's not just fdr. One of the things the epa did not long after it was formed was document the nation's pollution via photography. That can seem frivolous, but generations of Americans have no idea why the EPA was necessary. This broke a million views when we published it in 2017
Hahaha I won!!! Glad to see you on here!
January 7, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Hahaha I won!!! Glad to see you on here!
I’ve had to add file management to my first semester labs. One of the most challenging hurdles for my GIS students…which was not something I was expecting to teach!
November 30, 2024 at 3:17 PM
I’ve had to add file management to my first semester labs. One of the most challenging hurdles for my GIS students…which was not something I was expecting to teach!