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I think the residents of Perham, Red Wing, Rochester, Alexandria and the north end of downtown Minneapolis would be surprised at this designation of their hometowns.ДЄ little research provides the explanation: This piece appears to repeat verbatim claims made in a report (and I use the term generously) titled 'The Cost of Burning Trash' by the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives that was linked to in a Dec. Having worked on projects at four of these plants in Minnesota, I was taken aback by the statement that 'six of the seven incinerators in Minnesota are located in EJ communities.' It certainly doesn't match my observation of the areas where these facilities are located. 23 counterpoint 'A clean energy future won't burn garbage,' I believe some clarification is required regarding the location of waste-to-energy facilities (or incinerators, as he refers to them) in environmental justice (EJ) communities. GARBAGE Assertion about incinerator locales was misleading Perhaps if young people and vaccine-hesitant can see these statistics as regularly as new cases, and new deaths, there would be more acceptance of vaccines, masks and other precautions.

The stress of these will result in huge additional needs for physical and mental health care, and financial support. We have seen more than 700,000 tragic deaths, but the disabilities of 5 million to 15 million people will be with us for many years. This in turn is taxing the already overburdened health care system, resulting in no prompt availability of care and in the burnout of even more workers. Since there will be several elections in the next 11 years, let's hope that if City Question 2 passes, the mayor and the City Council can make a Department of Public Safety work in less time than that.Д¬OVID-19 We're not focusing enough on persistent symptomsДЄfter 21 months, it is becoming apparent that the real tragedy of the COVID pandemic is not just death, but the devastating effects of long COVID (10% to 30% of cases result in health issue persisting six weeks or longer many seem to be resulting in permanent disability), which is affecting many people in their peak earning years or school years. It took the Constitution, in 1787, to enact a plan that actually provided for good governments.ДЄnother of the red herrings that we're tossed is the incompetence of the City Council. After prevailing, the new nation endured years of weak government under the Articles of Confederation, under which the central government had no right to tax and customs duties were laid on goods crossing state boundaries. Yet on the basis of this document, 13 colonies with the barest of militias went to war against the world's greatest power. It was a list of grievances against King George III and political philosophy. In 1776, a group of men gathered in Philadelphia and approved the Declaration of Independence. So let perhaps the greatest moment in U.S. Why do I support taking a risk with a short-staffed department plagued by retirements, disability applications and leaves, and low morale? Because the system we have doesn't work for too many Minneapolitans. This is the result of their efforts: Last year, a veteran Minneapolis police officer, with a long history of complaints, who was still assigned to mentoring young officers - with two of them and a third officer and a large crowd of people, including a Roosevelt High School student with a telephone, present - murdered George Floyd. Mayors Hofstede, Fraser, Sayles-Belton, Rybak, Hodges and Frey have all attempted to do something. I worked at the City Council and have been involved in DFL politics. Why do I say 'doing nothing' when, clearly, opponents of City Question 2, including the mayor, have a plan? I've lived in Minneapolis for 43 years. But we have a poor choice to make: doing nothing or taking a risk.

I wish there was a plan and that the proposed amendment was better written.

One of their arguments is that there's 'no plan.' That's true, and it's regrettable.

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Lately, these pages have been full of shrill letters from fearmongers pointing out Minneapolis' grim, indeed, apocalyptic, fate if City Question 2 passes.

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