Ideally should all be left in the ground, but yes, people should not be exposed to this at all

Had enforced regulations about respirators and dust levels and money for the limited treatment we can do

Over the past few years, mine owners cut on safety while Republicans blocked regulatory enforcement funding.

Its a lot worse than it was several years back. Mine owners cut safety, Trump stopped the regulatory effort to do something about it, and cut treatment funding.

Yeah, was out canvassing for Yes on 50 in California and that was a common concern among voters. The ICE raids where they sweep people up based on how they look makes people furious

If there’s an edit that alters a detail that doesn’t matter to the witness, it probably isn’t important. And that kind of replacement is hard to do at scale without getting caught.

What you end up stuck doing is deciding to trust particular sources. This makes it a lot harder to establish a shared reality

Tibetan Plateau, about 14,000 feet

Trump hopes the soldiers will massacre protesters and start a new Civil War

Or just one national one

They are, but only up until the point where the President federalises them

And is in fact doing so. But regular army is much better trained to kill rather than arrest

He’s using the National Guard because it’s explicitly criminal to use the regular army

What exactly do you call a situation where state militias are using force to prevent armed federal employees dressed in military-style uniforms from attacking the people?

Actually launching a civil war is really really bad. I expect to see it done only after everything else fails

I will note that there is a huge financial incentive to not do that. Instead, they’re challenging the federal deployments in court, with some success

You can be good and interesting, like this sewer district

Let’s say it halved. That’s visible light, which at low wattage, is harmless.

If it quadrupled, its still infrared. Also harmless at those wattages

Remember here: youre dealing with something that is less harmful than visible light. So whatever fear you have must be much worse when it comes to things like daylight, indoor lighting, headlights, etc

Not even the law books; just the government websites which acknowledge that the law exists.

No. They just took the part about there being a law against coins and bills with the image of a living person off the Treasury website.

An explanation of the legislation on an archived page from the Treasury’s website noted that the act “was caused by an uproar over the actions of the chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Spencer Clark,” who had “placed himself on a five-cent note and had a large quantity of them printed before it was noticed.”

That webpage has been removed from the Treasury’s website.