New infrared video reveals growing environmental disaster in L.A. gas leak "Scientists and environmental experts say the Aliso Canyon leak instantly became the biggest single source of methane emissions in all of California when it began two months ago. The impact of greenhouse gases released since then, measured over a 20-year time frame, is the
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I think perhaps that's a wrong impression, since early December, it's been reported on consistently by national news networks' programming, cable news, and even political news commentary programs like Rachel Maddow (I first saw coverage there on December 4) and local newspapers and TV stations in Los Angeles have covered it. And that was during a very busy news cycle while the San Bernardino shooting story was on-going ( ... )
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You're right, though: the media coverage of the disaster isn't as important as the steps that are being taken to tackle it. Which is why it occupied exactly one and a half lines of this post (plus the title line, admittedly). Meanwhile, you've occupied an entire thread with it. Frankly, I would've preferred if we had both focused on the remaining, more important part of the issue (and by extension, the post).
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You raised the media coverage in your post, and in the follow-up, and the fact it was only a line and half ( it was more than that, if you were counting) has no bearing really ( but something tells me the- [ nothing there specifying front page in the OP], and the lack of action, rather speaks of a classical case of putting profit over safety.) and ( now being called the largest environmental disaster since the BP oil spill. And yet, somehow the impression is that it's stunningly under-reported by almost every major agency and media outlet - ( ... )
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You really do have a good way of looking at things (100% sincerity mode here). :)
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(*clink of wine glasses*)
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