tyoutyo.com | Gypsum and Platform
tyoutyo.com | Gypsum and Platform
I know it’s tough, but let’s not read too much into this. Yes, Democrat Tom Suozzi won the special House election vacated after the ouster of George Santos, flipping the Long Island and Queens–based district. But while his defeat of Continue reading How Tom Suozzi’s Big Win Upended Washington’s Border Wars
What does this say about how to understand the language of climate politics? Moving forward, journalists—and citizens as well—should recognize that and gas producers increasingly sound like climate advocates, using the same words and phrases that call for the end Continue reading Language Wars Could Decide the Climate Fight
When Kate Bond, a Los Angeles-based actress who served as a strike captain alongside fellow members of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television, first learned that her union’s national board had made a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Continue reading The Actors’ Union May Have Come Up Short in the A.I. Wars
Robert Glennon served on a recent commission that studied using a desalination plant in the Sea of Cortez to replenish California’s rapidly evaporating Salton Sea. He said they found three major issues: energy, cost, and environmental impact. Because desalination plants Continue reading The Water Wars Deciding the Future of the West
With Conservatives facing a likely defeat in a general election expected sometime next year, the win—their only victory that day—offered a bit of juice to a party mired by scandal, internal turmoil, and a cost of living crisis. Never mind Continue reading Britain’s Hot New Import From America: The Climate Culture Wars