Samhain Waxing Moon of the Winter Solstice
Back up at 8 am for an 8:30 conference call with the Minnesota Environmental Partnership. This concerned information we may use when defending against roll backs to current environmental policy. The sound quality was poor, but the information, presented in power point slides via a webinar website, had a lot of good data. I can’t discuss it, but it was far from discouraging.
Here’s good news just posted at the Trib: Emmer concedes governor’s race to Dayton. A tip of the hat to the state Republicans. They read the state right; we’re weary of recount wrangles. Perhaps we can begin a more bi-partisan approach to Minnesota’s future. I’d like to see it. Bi-partisanship is good for environmental issues.
We will probably spend more time on administrative and rule-making work for the next two years than we have in the past. We being the Sierra Club and our allies.
In between I looked up Latin words in preparation for translating lines 40-45 of Book I, the Metamorphosis. It’s something about water and the sky and sun, but I have yet to put it together.
