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I hope all these farmers are begging in the street this time next year
From California to Iowa to Idaho & more, farmers are hurting — & many of them voted for "mass deportation." Those votes created fear & despair in the very immigrant communities that worked to keep *all farms* viable. Their votes now fuel ICE's thuggery & lawlessness.
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October 27, 2025 at 2:24 AM
I hope all these farmers are begging in the street this time next year
Sorry but you think there are going to be elections upcoming?
There is a massive overinterpretation of the 2024 election results in the media as being some huge pro-Trump swing. 2 out of 100 people net switched from the Democrats to the Republicans.
Just wait. There is going to be a big swing back to the Democrats in the upcoming elections and midterms...
Just wait. There is going to be a big swing back to the Democrats in the upcoming elections and midterms...
October 5, 2025 at 11:12 PM
Sorry but you think there are going to be elections upcoming?
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Food causes 22-34% of climate change.
But it only gets 4% of the media coverage.
Why? Neglect. Misunderstanding. And a hell of a lot of greenwashing.
But it only gets 4% of the media coverage.
Why? Neglect. Misunderstanding. And a hell of a lot of greenwashing.
“Emissions from food are still very underreported,” @jennysplitter.bsky.social, Sentient's editor-in-chief, tells Anay Mridul of Green Queen. Learn more about our analysis of 11 major U.S. outlets:
Less Than 4% of US Media Climate Coverage Mentions Meat & Dairy's Emissions Toll: New Analysis
An analysis of hundreds of online articles from US media shows that less than 4% mention and contextualise the role of meat in climate change. Here's why.
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October 3, 2025 at 11:41 PM
Food causes 22-34% of climate change.
But it only gets 4% of the media coverage.
Why? Neglect. Misunderstanding. And a hell of a lot of greenwashing.
But it only gets 4% of the media coverage.
Why? Neglect. Misunderstanding. And a hell of a lot of greenwashing.
Good, they can take their shitty sugar stained coffee to the sun belt where it rightly belongs.
Talking to folks inside and outside of Dutch Bros yesterday, my sense of things was:
1) There may have been nothing Oregon could have done to keep the HQ. The company wanted to be closer to its big markets, in a major city with more corporate talent.
2) That said, Oregon didn't try.
1) There may have been nothing Oregon could have done to keep the HQ. The company wanted to be closer to its big markets, in a major city with more corporate talent.
2) That said, Oregon didn't try.
Dutch Bros will move HQ from Oregon to Arizona
The drive-thru chain ranks No. 2 among Oregon's most valuable businesses, trailing only Nike.
www.oregonlive.com
June 12, 2025 at 8:28 PM
Good, they can take their shitty sugar stained coffee to the sun belt where it rightly belongs.
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