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As noted by The New Republic, 12% hydrogen peroxide is strong enough to “cause problems if inhaled and burns if the chemical touches the skin, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.” “Hydrogen peroxide is generally considered less environmentally destructive as its compounds readily break down in water,” The New Republic added, “but the high concentration could nonetheless pose a risk to some of the pool’s frequent visitors, such as ducks or other birds.” Michael O’Brien, a Washington DC-based primary care pediatrician, expressed skepticism that the plan to dump bottles of hydrogen peroxide into the pool would succeed in fixing the algae problem. “Y’all, not to be a huge nerd but for the reflecting pool you would need a minimum of about 8,000 liters of 12% hydrogen peroxide to reach the 50 parts per million concentration to kill algae,” O’Brien wrote. “Is this what happens when you have zero scientists in your administration?”

G7 summit pics. What a contrast…

Last month crews of anarchists put up hundreds of anti-tech posters across Los Angeles. This was an experiment in coordinating across geography between multiple affinity groups and part of a focus on anti-tech agitation.

Catherine Gogerty (British, b. Worcestershire, England, based Ibid) - Cat's Sabbath, Paintings: Watercolor, Gouache and Color Pencils

Art by Dan Schkade

Thelma Todd and Buster Keaton ❤ ♥ Speak Easily 1932