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Cullen S. Hendrix

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robinsonmeyer.bsky.social
NEW: Trump is moving to kill all funding for proposed Texas and Louisiana mega-hubs to capture CO₂ from the atmosphere

The bipartisan-backed hubs represented a rare clean tech industry where the US was on the cutting edge

by @emilypont.bsky.social for @heatmap.news

heatmap.news/politics/doe...
Trump to Cancel Direct Air Capture Hubs in Texas, Louisiana
A new list of grant cancellations obtained by Heatmap includes Climeworks and Heirloom projects funded by 2021 infrastructure law.
heatmap.news
demsec.bsky.social
Stephen froze like a deer in the headlights and pretended to have connection issues because he unintentionally gave away the game plan.

“Plenary authority is complete, absolute power over a specific area or issue, with no significant limitations."

Show people this clip. This is an insane slip up.

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atrupar.com
COONS: How did you conclude that these strikes on boats in the open ocean are legal?

BONDI: I'm not going to discuss any legal advice that my department may or may not have issued
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
I spoke with @cnbc.com about digital store labels and their impacts for US retail: efficiency gains, automating a thankless task (changing price tags is like watching paint dry except more labor-intensive), but also challenges related to transparency and fears of surge pricing.
How digital price tags could change the future of grocery shopping
The rising popularity of electronic shelf labels in U.S. grocery stores could pave the way for dynamic pricing in brick-and-mortar food retailers.
www.cnbc.com
peterlucier.bsky.social
“You are hereby liberated to be an apolitical, hard-charging, no-nonsense, constitutional leader that you joined the military to be,” Hegseth told them.

they were forced to come
to be political props at a partisan speech
wear dress uniforms
and listen to nonsense

www.nytimes.com/2025/09/30/u...
A Novice Defense Secretary Lectures the Brass on What It Takes to Win
www.nytimes.com
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
I can't hum a single Bad Bunny song.

But unlike a lot of people, I understand that just because something isn't for me doesn't mean it's against me.

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horadam.bsky.social
Whether or not we’ve hit Peak Oil, we’re well past the point of Peak Oil Employment in the West.

And even with automation to support exploration, drilling, and operations, that dwindling workforce spells secular decline.

🔌💡

www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Exxon to Cut 2,000 Workers as Oil Sector Job Losses Mount
Exxon Mobil Corp. plans to cut about 2,000 jobs globally as the Texas oil company consolidates smaller offices into regional hubs as part of its long-term restructuring plan.
www.bloomberg.com
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
This isn't a provocative take - but it will be consumed as one.
cfr.org
Despite the president’s remarks criticizing global efforts to address climate change, other countries will pursue a clean energy transition or—like China—use the U.S. retreat to their advantage, writes Alice Hill.
Trump's UN Speech Cannot Steer the Global Climate Effort
Despite the president's remarks criticizing global efforts to address climate change, other countries will pursue a clean energy transition or--like China--use the U.S. retreat to their advantage.
www.cfr.org

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cfr.org
Despite the president’s remarks criticizing global efforts to address climate change, other countries will pursue a clean energy transition or—like China—use the U.S. retreat to their advantage, writes Alice Hill.
Trump's UN Speech Cannot Steer the Global Climate Effort
Despite the president's remarks criticizing global efforts to address climate change, other countries will pursue a clean energy transition or--like China--use the U.S. retreat to their advantage.
www.cfr.org
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
This is almost always the challenge - incumbent technologies will always have their backers and a war chest - the future doesn't vote and doesn't spend.
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
Fun fact: the Indian subcontinent's largest lake is only about the size of the Salton Sea.
mattyglesias.bsky.social
America is blessed with a lot of fresh water

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mattyglesias.bsky.social
America is blessed with a lot of fresh water
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
This is just so short sighted. The Stone Age didn't end because we ran out of stones.
atrupar.com
Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Fox: "We're announcing today expanded programs to help the American coal industry. We're helping it because for years it has been under assault. It was out of fashion with the chardonnay set in San Francisco, Boulder, and NYC ... coal just makes the world go round."
carlquintanilla.bsky.social
* BLS: BLS WILL SUSPEND ALL OPERATIONS IN EVENT OF GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN

* US ECONOMIC DATA RELEASES TO PAUSE IN GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN, BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS SAYS

* BLS: ALL ACTIVE DATA COLLECTION ACTIVITIES FOR BLS SURVEYS WILL CEASE IN EVENT OF GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN

@reuters.com
paulwaldman.bsky.social
1. More Americans work at the Cheesecake Factory than in the entire coal industry, and that won't change. It's because of automation, not snooty libs.

2. Coal energy is now more expensive than wind and solar.

3. So this means: higher energy prices, more pollution, no jobs benefit. Genius!
atrupar.com
Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Fox: "We're announcing today expanded programs to help the American coal industry. We're helping it because for years it has been under assault. It was out of fashion with the chardonnay set in San Francisco, Boulder, and NYC ... coal just makes the world go round."
atrupar.com
Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Fox: "We're announcing today expanded programs to help the American coal industry. We're helping it because for years it has been under assault. It was out of fashion with the chardonnay set in San Francisco, Boulder, and NYC ... coal just makes the world go round."
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
There is no free lunch when it comes to energy - but solar is about as close as we're going to get.

Oh, and oil, coal, and LNG infrastructure catches fire as well.
atrupar.com
Zeldin on why renewable energy is bad: "Those battery storage sites cost a whole lot of money, and they then catch on fire and these local municipalities, fire departments, they aren't prepared for those massive fires that end up resulting and those environmental impacts."
atrupar.com
Zeldin on why renewable energy is bad: "Those battery storage sites cost a whole lot of money, and they then catch on fire and these local municipalities, fire departments, they aren't prepared for those massive fires that end up resulting and those environmental impacts."
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Thune: "We've got a big harvest coming in here in South Dakota, corn and soybeans, and no place to go with it ... we are looking at potential solutions to make sure we can help support farmers until some of those markets come back."
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
I think Frischmann is married to a professor at UC Davis.
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
Reading between the lines (isn't hard) report got shelved because it featured a heavy dose of climate change and (I suspect) language on democratic backsliding.

Everything can't be optics. Reality is insistent. And processes like climate change have all the time in the world.

We do not.
Gabbard Ends Intelligence Report on Future Threats to U.S.
www.nytimes.com
daviddarmofal.bsky.social
If you're an international pharmaceutical manufacturer who wants to build a plant in the U.S. & employ Americans, you have six days to identify a site, get governmental approval, purchase it, & break ground if you want to avoid a 100% tariff. Sounds like a rational way to conduct trade policy.
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
Hot of the presses from one of the most absolutely minted, gold-standard labor and migration economists out there, @mclem.org. This will hurt our wallets. It will also hurt our health. And it repudiates what makes us great.
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
I should have said houses of worship more generally
cullenhendrix.bsky.social
I mean yes, I hear you, but I also think it's because lonely men sure seem willing to make it everyone's problem with tragic consequences: at schools, at churches, at supermarkets ...
nberlat.bsky.social
people care about men being lonely in particular because under patriarchy the belief is that men are entitled to women's deference/bodies/affection, and if they're not getting that, then there's a crisis.

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