May 23, 2019 6:30 AM
Morning Reads – Thursday, May 23, 2019
Peaches
- Pressure grows to force out Hoschton officials.
- Grand jury proceedings of county clerk delayed.
- West Hollywood council bans travel to Georgia over heartbeat bill.
- Judge: Medical College of Georgia whistleblower’s lawsuit can continue.
- Alpharetta may join the anti-scooter initiative.
- UGA economists: Trade agreement would hurt rural Georgia counties.
- Study: Medicaid Expansion Can Save Lives Of Infants, Moms.
- Cobb man loses privacy battle before Georgia Supreme Court.
- A look into the Georgia county considered one of America’s poorest.
Jimmy Carter
- Flag size yields lawsuit and fines from city.
- “Make America Normal Again”
- CO Supreme Court makes landmark decision re: drug dogs due to legalization of weed
- US-China trade war is a tech war, too.
- Why America Can’t Solve Homelessness.
- A Homeland Security Whistleblower.
Sweet Tea
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This makes me feel young again:
Bald cypress trees over 2,000-years old have been discovered in the forested wetlands along Black River (in NC) using dendrochronology and radiocarbon dating. The oldest bald cypress yet documented is at least 2,624-years old, making Taxodium distichum the oldest-known wetland tree species, the oldest living trees in eastern North America, and the fifth oldest known non-clonal tree species on earth. The annual ring-width chronology developed from the ancient Black River bald cypress trees is positively correlated with growing season precipitation totals over the southeastern United States and with atmospheric circulation over the Northern Hemisphere, providing the longest exactly-dated climate proxy yet developed in eastern North America.
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2515-7620/ab0c4a/meta
Discoveries like this give me faith there is a Bigfoot.
Gives me faith in climate science.
So all we have to do to bridge the gap between climate science and science deniers is to prove Bigfoot exists?
Put them in a canoe and row them to the edge of flat earth.
I assume the moon looks upside down to people in Australia. How do they explain that?