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What is that map? Y'all seeing this?
Didn't realize Kansas was next to Louisiana.... super weird
Must be the app you're using, I see a diagram of a heat pumps operation.
I think they mean this graphic from the article. Looks like the periodic table of states.
Yeah, that's some stupid looking shit.
This map is amazing. Whoever made it probably lives on the west coast.
“Where should we put Wisconsin, south of Michigan right?”
“Sure, why not, geographically part of Michigan is north of Wisconsin.”
“Ah, oops, I ran out of room for Indiana”
“Put it south of Illinois, no one will notice. Right next to Arkansas, it’s fine.”
I also like land-locked New Jersey.
The way they shuffled the Midwest hurts my soul.
It's annoying they don't have a footnote about it, but it's the map of the 25 "states" that have agreed to do what the headline says/form the coalition. I put states in quotes because it includes Guam, which is a territory not a state, so the headline is a little misleading.