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After the rule was proposed last year, it triggered roughly 220,000 public comments. About 99 percent were against the change, according to an analysis by The New York Times that used artificial intelligence.

Among those asking the administration to reconsider were state wildlife agencies in some Republican-governed states.

  • rynn@piefed.socialEnglish
    22·
    14 hours ago

    I hate that we have all the energy we need coming from the sun and we have the technology to harness it and we’re just like nah let’s keep burning dinosaurs, it like sounds better when engines go vroom.

  • sunbrrnslapper
    14·
    14 hours ago

    I used to think the villain in Captain Planet was hyperbolic. I now know they were preparing us for the Trump administration.

    • HumanBeing@mastodon.social
      1·
      15 hours ago

      @corbindallas @silence7 This is all an educational lesson on how a country moves from a democratic republic to a looney bin with criminals/felon malignant narcissist(s) and his greedy supporters (scotus 6, miller, vought etc) at the helm. We’re paying for it all. Camps and data centers many don’t need incld.

      Seems like:
      We have no gov’t but plenty of criminals and expendable ppl. We have hope? Real gov’t remains a shadow to me. But we’ll vote if we can get there.

      #politics

  • DarkFutureEnglish
    26·
    17 hours ago

    Conservatives/Regressives cannot create. They can only destroy.

  • reddig33English
    29·
    19 hours ago

    Somewhere in the distance, you can hear Sarah Palin yelling “Drill baby drill!”