Boudinbaw

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We are having a bumper brown shrimp season in sou louisiana
Got 30 pounds of 16-20s for 3.00 a pound last week

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where at?

Were any of yalls quotes in Nola? If so who did you use?

Just got a 3 ton replaced including ducts for 16k
carrier 14 seer including gas furnace
That was a cheaper quote as well

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PelsForLife

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a lot of your website shows up in latin

go to portfolio or team and click a person

Maybe try the literal company spacewalk, who invented it, whos in Metairie?

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They are looking at moving their Corporate Headquarters again so this doesn't surprise me.

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Details? googling and couldnt find anything

How are yall watching this?

I just bought peacock plus and its absolute shite. Theyre not even showing the 3-5 matches going on right now. Theyre just doing the typical espn bullshite talking about osaka's feelings

Should I get tennis plus?

I'm having to resort to a russian livestream.

mid city?

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subMOA

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do you live in south africa?

Literally google public owned utilities in texas

You dont deserve help

Its apparent that you didnt read the article. Typical booomer jump the gun false outrage

Its literally 7 paragraphs

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Her comment, made during IHS Markit’s annual CERAWeek conference, was in reference to the clean energy transition that serves as one of the cornerstones of President Biden’s platform, but she could just as easily be talking, in grander terms, about the administrative changeover that she is part of.

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In Europe, Big Oil is already well into its transition to becoming Big Energy. Even China is getting serious about cutting its carbon footprint. The environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investment trend has gone mainstream, and some experts say that peak oil is already upon us.

It would be both naive and misguided to suggest that the world no longer runs on fossil fuels--it does, and will continue to do so for years to come. If, for some reason, the world were cut off from fossil fuels overnight, the results would be catastrophic. But the heyday of oil and gas has come and gone, and the future will reward those who have adapted to a decarbonizing economy.

Critics are correct to point out that telling fossil fuel workers to get jobs building solar panels is overly simplistic and deaf to the needs and struggles of this huge and imperiled workforce. But the real point is that those jobs are evaporating like it or not, with or without the Biden administration. Yes, the timeline will likely be shortened by current presidential priorities, and the seriousness of these prospects for oil- and coal-town economies can’t and shouldn’t be overstated, but in the long term, the outcome is the same. It’s time to adapt--or get edged out by another country that had no qualms about setting aside their allegiance to oil.

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