I know, it’s hard for me to spot the differences. Remember when they tried to change their uniform color to indigo? That was terrible.
I’d give that goose a gander
GOOD advice
Texas started falling in the rankings after CNBC added non-business related criteria to its metrics. Other publications still rank Texas as #1.
The article is paywalled, but it goes on to say this:
“Fecal matter washes into the ocean from a variety of sources, including urban development, sewage overflows, factory farms and livestock operations.
To reduce contamination, the report recommends major financial investments to stop sewage overflows and runoff pollution. Environment Texas noted that a massive infrastructure package passed in 2021 provides $11.7 billion for sewage and stormwater projects, but the EPA has estimated the need is roughly $271 billion.”
So lot of sources, and funding to fix it is limited.
Yes, a tax system which forces the most efficient use of land would be best not only for residents but the local governments as well.
I think more people are distracted than dumb, their brains are on auto pilot and they’re not paying attention to the road.
sounds like you need more beer
Everything’s going on out there a lot more than we think it is