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BOSSHOG

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1. Always (almost) a pleasure listening to a PBS or NPR Report on (almost) anything.

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Sun Jun 30, 2024, 09:20 PM

Jun 2024

No shouting. No three minute questions. Lots of cogent information in a short period of time. Some call those entities boring but important. I agree. I subscribe wholeheartedly.

Thank You My Dear. Happy Independence Week. Ya know, when real Americans celebrate our freedoms having no desire to end them.

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Historic floods in the Midwest put spotlight on America's aging dams - PBS NewsHour [View all] Rhiannon12866 Jun 2024 OP

Always (almost) a pleasure listening to a PBS or NPR Report on (almost) anything. BOSSHOG Jun 2024 #1

I agree, they get to the point with no histrionics, just articulate the message and we always learn something Rhiannon12866 Jun 2024 #2

It's no secret that we have aging infrastructure, especially with roads, dams, and public transit systems tornado34jh Jun 2024 #3

Good points. Rhiannon12866 Jun 2024 #4

Even back when I used to live in DC tornado34jh Jun 2024 #5

You're right, we have a whole lot of catching up to do! Rhiannon12866 Jun 2024 #6

As a radical environmentalist I believe most dams should be removed... hunter Jul 2024 #7