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Sources say Vice President Kamala Harris has chosen Gov. Tim Walz to be her running mate.
Harris' team kept the final stages of the process fairly concealed as she prepared to make her final decision. Now, she and Walz are expected to rally for their campaign in Philadelphia later today.
Read more about her VP of choice and other potential candidates she could have selected.
How do you feel about Harris' VP pick?
Federal Judge Finds Google Guilty of Illegal Monopoly
A federal judge has ruled that Google acted illegally to maintain a monopoly in online search. This decision takes a hit at big tech companies and could potentially impact how they conduct business on a fundamental level.
This significant ruling is a win for American regulators attempting to rein in the power of tech giants in the 21st century.
Should Big Tech's power be reined in?
Tropical Storm Debby Hits U.S., Highlighting Climate Denial Consequences
Tropical Storm Debby, downgraded from a hurricane, is moving over the southern East Coast, increasing concerns about flooding and power outages across the region. The National Hurricane Center warned that the storm could bring historic rainfall to low-lying areas.
While the consequences of climate change are being felt globally, a recent study done by the Center for American Progress found that nearly a quarter of U.S. Senators and Representatives are climate change deniers—100 in the House and 23 in the Senate.
Are you concerned about climate change’s impact on hurricane season?
And, in the End...
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One fact since Biden has taken office, construction of spending on building both private manufacturing, public buildings has increased 200 percent!
Yes with over 425 ppm of CO2 in our atmosphere, climate change is growing fast than first predicted, and with the tundra thawing and releasing even more carbon and methane in to our atmosphere, we must keep moving forward towards reducing our carbon footprint!
One only has to review you homeowners insurance to get a deal of the costs of climate change!
Statefarm insurance raised their rates in Minnesota by 26% this year due to increased claims from floods and storms!
Trumps drill baby drill and denial of climate change is very concerning!
95% of scientists believe in the causes of climate change, from the green house effects from carbon and methane!
I guess @Causes is out of topics for the week. I was hopeful for a minute that they were going to be more engaged, but...
Nothing for days.
It's the number one concern for this planet and everybody on it. What people fail to see or don't want to see is that it's not gonna affect them in any great manner, but their children and their great grandchildren will definitely be affected everything on this planet has been wiped out to the point of almost no return Times five cataclysmic extinctions. The same animals and lifeforms in almost every occasion did not return. Human beings rain on this earth is very short compared to the 250 million years some dinosaurs run this earth. What were they wiped up by a changing climate, we have done in 100 years Millions of years on this earth. The biggest problem we face is a lack of education. You have Republicans that are willing to listen to some crackhead damaged brain like Mike Lindell, who is actually