Cracked open the atlas over dinner with the kids, as one does, and when kiddo #1 asked, "but isn't it not Lake Ontario anymore? Didn't the president--" he got a very firm reply from me: "it's Lake Ontario. He thinks he can change it but he's wrong. He can't. The name is the same as it was."

Know if he has ever delivered one to a US address?

Professor Rothschild is the one to read if you want to know what the law actually says when it comes to federalism and states' authority to pursue recourse for harms arising from climate damage.

A sacrificed pinky will do

Glad you caught so I didn't need to heave an exasperated and disappointed sigh

**Immediately**

I could close my eyes and visualize every intersection between the starting pointing and the destination of most trips I had made more than once.

'Cause if not, I think it's time to talk about a ban.

Can anyone show me a serious study finding that car alarms deliver net benefits?

This is a meaningful accelerant for building electrification and a good reclamation of "choice" from the gas utilities that have long tried to make an exclusive claim to that term.

I always forget that now bets are literally being taken about everything all the time. Need to revise my rhetorical repertoire a scooch.

If anyone is taking bets, this is where my money would go

I read it to my son a year ago and had forgotten how much of the word count is devoted to descriptions of landscapes. That along with the languages, genealogies, and references to Norse mythology really brought home how much he was engaged in world-building.

I wasn't feeling panicked so I checked in on Zach's feed Solved!

that life is demanding without understanding? yes, that's the one

If we put closing the Straight of Hormuz on a marginal emissions abatement cost curve, how does it compare to clean energy-supportive policy measures? Can anyone do this one on the back of a napkin?

Strong list, Mr Caley. I think you and I would get along just fine.