Your government is at work to cheat you again. You only have until Friday night to tell the U.S. Forest Service that its plan to timber in North Georgia's Chattahoochee National Forest is a bad idea.
It's easy to miss local and state news these days - what with all the impeachment and Iran headlines.
Who says making the world better doesn't begin at home?
Welcome to 2020. The year of impeachment.
President Trump has said many times he doesn't like "endless wars."
The 2010s were a lost decade for climate. We can't afford a repeat, scientists warn. But that looks to be where we're heading under today's derelict political administration.
It is about to be 2020.
It is heartening that Tennessee - and Chattanooga - will continue to welcome refugees in the coming year - even after President Trump in September slashed the number of refugees allowed into the country and gave states and local governments the right to refuse refugee resettlement within their borders.
It's Christmas Eve - the eve of the one day a year most of us give in to sentimental memory, awesome faith and the belief that there really is peace on Earth. Somewhere. Some day. Even today, every day - if we would make it so.
In the age of impeachment, it's easy to tune out of all news - even important science news. Don't be that cave person.
