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‘This was a terrible idea’: the incident that broke Republicans’ DeSantis fever
(www.theguardian.com)
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The one thing that just about anybody inside or outside the U.S. can agree on is that we have the best national parks, and the most unspoiled natural beauty across entire swathes of land. This doesn't happen by accident. A love of nature transcends political affiliations. If anything I would say despite the social stigma of Democrats being "tree-huggers", it's actually conservatives and Republicans who have a vested interest in preserving and maintaining national parks and nature conservatories. Hunting and fishing in particular are big pass times in red states, so it makes sense that Republicans care deeply about the environment.
Climate change denialism only takes root in conservative circles because it's abstract enough to not be directly observable and is at direct odds with things like fossil fuels production that are major economic drivers in predominantly Republican controlled states. Although I think conservatives are finally waking up to that fact and are refusing to be spoon fed bullshit anymore. Hopefully not too late to reverse course.
Second-largest country on the planet checking in, with 90% untouched wilderness so deep that people routinely get lost for days a 10-minute drive from town.