-- Moms For Liberty co-founder Bridget Zeigler, in a text message to husband Christian Zeigler, on his prowling bars in Florida for women for them both to have sex with.
Exploring Jacksonville • Liberty Park • North Liberty Street • Springfield neighborhood
👉 a simple, but colorful playground in an otherwise unremarkable city park - I make a habit of taking a photo of all park signs I visit during my explorations ... this one stands out because there was an unhoused woman sleeping next to the sign, and I felt uncomfortable taking a picture, or waking her to ask permission ... I frequently post photos of the less attractive sights and urban decay, but our unhoused crisis here is growing, as it is most everywhere ... I just don't have the stones for that type of photography yet 😔
Interactive map shows #Florida parcels that will be flooded (blue shading) using sea level as of 2016 plus a two foot rise in sea level. Click any parcel for attribute data. H/T @ai6yr for the map idea.
Map covers all of Florida. It is centered on Miami Beach when it opens.
"Searing #heatwaves could be a common theme this summer in parts of the United States and might make it one of the hottest on record, according to an updated outlook released Thursday by The Weather Company and Atmospheric G2.
The West Coast, from California to southwest Washington, might be the exception. "
Early installment:
"Record-breaking heat has struck South #Florida this week and will persist into the weekend, bringing the heat index up to 109 degrees and unusually hot weather to parts of the state not usually seen until the summer months."
Remember folks, "climate change is a lie" don't believe decades of research by thousands of qualified scientists. Believe me instead, or I'll have you locked up.
Best of luck with him #Florida. Start buying sandbags, and don't forget to keep those oversized SUV tanks brimmed with fuel 'just in case'.
"While belief in #ClimateChange has waned a bit nationally, 90% of Floridians still believe it’s real, according to a recent survey by #Florida Atlantic University.
Most Floridians — nearly 70% — want both the state and federal governments to do more to address climate change, the study found."
Sea levels are starting to rise faster. Here’s how much South Florida is expecting
"Sea levels are rising, swamping roads and homes in South #Florida. And it’s picked up the pace in recent years.
It took about 80 years for the first foot. The second one will only take 30 years. The next, 20 years. And Florida could see the next foot in merely a decade after that."