Adult(ish) with time management issues

Human 1: (points at animal) What’s that?

Human 2: Cow.

Human 1: (points at bug) What’s that?

Human 2: … little cow.

Human 1: But it’s so much smaller. Who would have use for such a small cow?

Human 1: (points at animal) What’s that?

Human 2: Cow.

Human 1: (points at bug) What’s that?

Human 2: … little cow.

Human 1: But it’s so much smaller. Who would have use for such a small cow?

Over fifty years of data show a peak in PFAS (also known as "forever chemicals") content in seabird eggs in the 90s, followed by a decrease as regulations went into effect. The most recent findings show a 70% decrease of most common PFAS.

We are making genuine progress! Producers are dramatically altering how much they use PFAS and how much gets released in effluent, but also there's a lot better understanding of how to remove PFAS from the environment!

comic about determination and hope

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He was right because he was the only one who assessed the situation realistically.

He was right because the world he inhabited was rotten to the core and needed a radical change, not a shallow refurbishment.

He was right because dismantling the Fold would not magically solve centuries of bigotry and oppression.

He was right because you can't appeal to the humanity of those who don't consider you human.

He was right because no matter how hard Grisha would try to accommodate otkazats'ya, it would never be enough because bigots didn't want Grisha nice, they wanted them dead.

He was right because another Lantsov monarch in the country that had been sucked dry by the Lantsovs in centuries is a catastrophe.

He was right because everything that happened after his death proved that there was no other way—everything only got worse.

He was right because he realized that genocide of his people is a more pressing issue than them having cliques in their community or them not wanting to share their tech with people who hate them.

He was right because he was the only one who made an effort to protect grisha and create a safe haven for them while numerous "saints" and other self-proclaimed "good people" were sitting on their ass.

He was right because only his actions helped Grisha in a meaningful, tangible way.

He was right because "the good guys" didn't manage to do a single useful thing while he was dead.

He was right because the story put Grisha in such a stalemate that the author didn't manage to come up with anything better than to solve racism with an absolutely idiotic dragon-shifting trick.

He was right because he was the only one who prioritized the collective survival of his people over his personal feelings and moral comfort.

He was right because he was the only character in the story in a morally defensible position and with a justifiable goal.

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