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South Korea buys 29% of Colorado's beef, according to Tamara Chuang at the Colorado Sun. The Trump Trade war hasn't affected that particular market much, although pork and chicken exports were affected.
Climate change has much more of a negative impact on ranchers, due to drought and the cost of feed. Some around here are feeling it.
The only direct impact of the trade war on me personally has been that China has stopped buying used plastic for recycling, and US recyclers haven't picked up the slack. So all of those bags of rinsed plastics to recycle may still end up in the landfill.
If it's any consolation – there's short term recycling. There is long term recycling. Long term needs no rinsing.
Physics and conservation of energy or mass or something.
We bought a $26 ham for $3 at the supermarket…and McDonalds is GIVING AWAY bacon during a promotion. Not a good time to invest in pork bellies, I'm thinking.
Pork is cheap. Especially compared with some other foods.
https://www.southernliving.com/meat/bacon/bacon-history-pork-belly-prices
Bacon costs less in real dollars now than when I was born 70.2 years ago.
Bacon is considerably more expensive if you pro rate the quadruple bypas s you need after 30 years of eating it.
Externalities are always the catch…😏
Putin laughs as *rump plays 3 Card Monte with American voters ("Follow my hands") to distract us from the real threats facing us today and in the future.
Well, I guess we know now how the Hick/Kasich dream ticket will order itself out.
More love for Hickenlooper in the WAPO — Beyond liberal base, some Democrats pitch to party moderates
Interesting summation of his pitch:
Other than his fetish for fracking, I would have absolutely no problem with this guy as our president. Sure, he is as boring as watching paint dry, but after the last two years, my 401k doesn't need excitement and entertainment anymore.
I'm with you, R&R. We could do with another "no drama" president. But, man, I'd hate to be the one who has to clean up the mess The Screaming Yam is leaving behind.
*Jack off motion.* What an absolute tool.