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2311. RT @AlexCKaufman NEW: A top NYC councilman is preparing a bill mandating that the city come up with a plan by the end of the year to phase out all in-city gas-fired power plants and replace them with renewables + batteries. I got a leaked draft of the bill: huffingtonpost.com/entry/new-york…
>  8 January 2019, 3:14:43 PM | LINK | Filed in
2312. Barns are painted red because red paint is cheap. Red paint is cheap because iron is plentiful. Iron is plentiful because it is the final element formed out of a dying star. smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/bar…
>  8 January 2019, 3:45:57 PM | LINK | Filed in
2313. RT @HeatherGies In Colombia, 6 social leaders assassinated in first 7 days of 2019. This is a human rights crisis of staggering proportions. Last year 164 community and social activists were murdered, including indigenous leaders. Follow @MarielaJFC for regular updates. elespectador.com/noticias/judic…
>  8 January 2019, 10:18:52 PM | LINK | Filed in
2314. RT @ACLU SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT. SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT. SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT. SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT. SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT. SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT. SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT. SEEKING ASYLUM IS A LEGAL RIGHT.
>  9 January 2019, 2:08:37 AM | LINK | Filed in
2315. RT @josephfcox Telcos sell customers' real time location to one set of companies, that then sell it to an array of different industries: car rental, fraud detection, and yes, bounty hunters. The supply chain is so complex, the telcos don't even know who has your data motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/…
>  9 January 2019, 2:32:39 PM | LINK | Filed in
2316. RT @kashhill This is the craziest story I've told since I discovered a Kansas farm at the center of the internet: How cartographers for the U.S. military inadvertently created a house of horrors in South Africa. gizmodo.com/how-cartograph…
>  9 January 2019, 7:00:33 PM | LINK | Filed in
2317. RT @SarahTaber_bww We're getting a lot of news about what the shutdown's doing to food inspection, but lemme tell you a thing: The FDA's been way too underfunded to do its job for a WHILE now. This isn't a sudden closure. It's the logical endpoint to years of undermining. twitter.com/LennyMBernstei…
>  9 January 2019, 8:07:11 PM | LINK | Filed in
2318. RT @Timlongman This is a strategy straight out of Mobutu’s playbook: He would take his strongest critics and offer them the prime minister post. They would then be indebted to him and silenced by the power and chance for gain. bbc.com/news/world-afr…
>  10 January 2019, 1:04:28 PM | LINK | Filed in
2319. RT @paulmozur China is in the midst of one of the nastiest social media crackdowns I can recall. Over the past few months 100s - maybe 1000s - have been called in by police for the crime of being on Twitter and expressing opinions about China. nytimes.com/2019/01/10/bus…
>  10 January 2019, 10:54:17 PM | LINK | Filed in
2320. It’s ON. twitter.com/cluelesscamper…
>  10 January 2019, 10:52:02 PM | LINK | Filed in



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