Xellette 🇹🇼
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Hiveworks and Slipshine, 30/30 for the arts, geospatially unstable abstract economist.
-Tokyo, Taipei, Saigon, trapped inside a panopticon most of the time
-Tokyo, Taipei, Saigon, trapped inside a panopticon most of the time
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If the number of ships between China and North America were to reduce by 35% as seems to be likely (unless the tariff war ends soon), then the Northern Pacific could show accelerated warming during the second half of 2025 due to aerosol reductions.
May 3, 2025 at 7:08 PM
If the number of ships between China and North America were to reduce by 35% as seems to be likely (unless the tariff war ends soon), then the Northern Pacific could show accelerated warming during the second half of 2025 due to aerosol reductions.
If you live in America you really need to stock bulk dry food like right now, there's dozens of logistics company's going bankrupt from how much freight and shipping has collapsed the last few weeks.
Once imports are cut than domestic prices are going to spike.
Once imports are cut than domestic prices are going to spike.
May 3, 2025 at 7:25 AM
If you live in America you really need to stock bulk dry food like right now, there's dozens of logistics company's going bankrupt from how much freight and shipping has collapsed the last few weeks.
Once imports are cut than domestic prices are going to spike.
Once imports are cut than domestic prices are going to spike.