Wandering Wondering Mirror
fave team thus far. likely losing my next match tho. only reason i dislike rogue-likes is cuz i get so excited and once i lose i gotta scrounge for good teams/set ups again Dx
called it lmao. their hippo annihilated most my team- wtf my shark came in clutch.
i won??
shark gets buff every friend that feints and multiples of my pets had a way to resummmon themself or a 1/1
holy shit
shark ended with 44 attack and 9 health xD
i won??
shark gets buff every friend that feints and multiples of my pets had a way to resummmon themself or a 1/1
holy shit
shark ended with 44 attack and 9 health xD
losing at some point to someone with buff pets, but enjoying the ride this time around, look at these good beans
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RIP team, you did well.
Time for some food and something else to destress before I go back to updating myself on current news.
Take care of yourselves y'all. Stay informed but don't sacrifice your mental health. We need you alive & well, not stuck in a stress loop, for a better future together. Find your limits and do what u can to be healthy for future you.
Time for some food and something else to destress before I go back to updating myself on current news.
Take care of yourselves y'all. Stay informed but don't sacrifice your mental health. We need you alive & well, not stuck in a stress loop, for a better future together. Find your limits and do what u can to be healthy for future you.
https://grist.org/regulation/held-v-montana-youth-climate-lawsuit-supreme-court-decision/
"Montana’s Supreme Court has ruled that the 16 youth who sued the state in a landmark climate change lawsuit have a constitutional right to “a clean and healthful environment.”
The 6-1 decision upheld a lower court ruling in Held v. Montana, in which the plaintiffs argued that the state violated that right, enshrined in the state constitution in 1972, by limiting analysis of greenhouse gas emissions during environmental review of fossil fuel projects. "
"“Plaintiffs showed at trial — without dispute — that climate change is harming Montana’s environmental life support system now and with increasing severity for the foreseeable future,” McGrath wrote in a 48-page opinion handed down December 18. Declining to regulate the state’s emissions because they are negligible would be like declining to regulate its mining pollution into Lake Koocanusa simply because 95 percent of the total pollution reaching the lake originates in Canada, he wrote."
"Montana’s Supreme Court has ruled that the 16 youth who sued the state in a landmark climate change lawsuit have a constitutional right to “a clean and healthful environment.”
The 6-1 decision upheld a lower court ruling in Held v. Montana, in which the plaintiffs argued that the state violated that right, enshrined in the state constitution in 1972, by limiting analysis of greenhouse gas emissions during environmental review of fossil fuel projects. "
"“Plaintiffs showed at trial — without dispute — that climate change is harming Montana’s environmental life support system now and with increasing severity for the foreseeable future,” McGrath wrote in a 48-page opinion handed down December 18. Declining to regulate the state’s emissions because they are negligible would be like declining to regulate its mining pollution into Lake Koocanusa simply because 95 percent of the total pollution reaching the lake originates in Canada, he wrote."
Grist
‘We have been heard’: Montana youth score a major climate victory in court
In a 6-1 ruling, the Montana Supreme Court affirmed their constitutional right to a “clean and healthful environment” in a key climate case.