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Again, it is precisely the places which lack adequate technology and infrastructure where you see the ecological disasters. Austerity programs will create ecological disasters.

Where do you think the energy for "the planet's body chemistry" originates?

Driving, development/deforestation, and energy-consumption are the areas that cause the most waste/unsustainability and environmental harm. So if people would cut their transportation budgets to rely on walking/bicycling/transit instead of driving, that would make a huge difference.

A conservative journalist and pundit has died suddenly, just days after she broke a news story alleging that special counsel Robert Mueller and his team had deleted evidence proving anti-Trump bias at the FBI and Justice Department.26-year-old Bre Payton was considered a rising star, working as a staff writer at The Federalist, co-hosting the "Problematic Women" podcast, and frequently appearing as a guest on outlets like Fox News Channel, Fox Business Channel, and One America News Network.Bre was found, unresponsive and barely breathing, by her friend in San Diego last week.The 26-year-old California native was admitted to the ICU at a local hospital on early on Thursday morning and tragically passed away on Friday.....

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In choosing military men for such high profile positions, President Trump did not then get what he expected.

As the leading expert on US civil-military relations, Professor Eliot Cohen of Johns Hopkins University, told me, "the most interesting thing in all of this is the fact that the military so deeply embodies the post-World War II American foreign policy consensus."

This means, he explained, that "they believe in our alliance system, in global engagement, in persistent policies (including the Forever Wars), and in preserving the social values of the last half century (note their stand on transgender service personnel). This was not in tune with the president's own outlook."

Eliot Cohen is no fan of Mr Trump. But his expertise is such that he gave evidence before the Senate Armed Services Committee when it met to decide if long-standing restrictions might be waived to allow the relatively recently retired James Mattis to take up the post of defence secretary.

"Mr Trump", he says, "has an adolescent view of the military as a bunch of tough guys who, moreover, would be personally loyal to him. Again and again, he has found out that they really aren't that way."