Spokane is a better choice than Tacoma or the University of Washington? Apparently so.

Tulsa, OK is #2? Soccer must be very popular there in the shadows of the oil derricks.

When the data does not cooperate, it is necessary in science to hide the decline?

Is the MLS season really overshadowed by the World Cup hiatus? Shouldn't we be praising MLS for its newfound respect for the international calendar? And won't the World Cup in 2026 be a huge boost for soccer in the USA to the great benefit of MLS?

If the goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, then maybe nuclear power is a good idea?

Maybe the decorated rear admiral was an ideologue? Just a theory, I am keeping an open mind.

Will there be a livestream?!

Why are young people worried about a 1.3 degree Celsius increase in global temperatures in the past 150 years?

Modest-income working people are the BIG winners?

Sure, being annoyed with the press once in a while is why the Colorado Rapids missed the play-offs. That makes sense.

Seems to me to be a legitimate question and a legitimate answer. "Whiny, unprofessional" is in the eye of the beholder.

As a Republican, Abraham Lincoln would probably see climate action as more damaging than climate change. And if he did see a climate crisis, he would propose nuclear power as a much better solution than more wind and solar farms (which provide us with less than five percent of our energy).

Despite trillions (dollars and euros, etc.) spent on climate action, greenhouse gas emissions go up every non-Covid year. Can this be reversed by more use of wind and solar power?