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What a great time to dismantle #FEMA, eh?

Storms to erupt over areas of #SouthernUS blasted by #SevereWeather just days ago

More storms will brew over the southern United States this weekend and there is the potential for a few #tornadoes by Sunday.

By Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather senior meteorologist

Published Mar 20, 2025

accuweather.com/en/severe-weat
#BadDOGE #ExtremeWeather #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis

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It's impossible to mention sweet tea without talking about the Southern United States. But how did one sugared drink become synonymous with an entire regional identity? For one, it’s hot down there. “Do not underestimate the importance of a cooling beverage in the South,” says Robert F. Moss, restaurant critic and a contributing editor to Southern Living. @foodandwine has more on the origins of sweet tea and its presence in Southern culture. flip.it/q2YufH
#Culture #TheSouth #SouthernUS #Drinks #Beverages

Food & WineHow Sweet Tea Became the Signature Drink of the SouthIt's impossible to mention sweet tea without talking about the South. But how did an entire region come to be associated with a combination of sugar and tea? Here's how 200 years of Southern history created an indelible shared cultural identity.
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"14-Year-Old Named 'America's Top Young Scientist' For Inventing Soap That Treats Cancer"

Skin cancer is no joke.
Heman Bekele made this from compassion. "I was devastated by the idea of people having to choose between treatment and putting food on the table for their families. There are so many preventable deaths.”

fcps.edu/news/americas-top-you

#HemanBekele
#STEM
#BlackMastodon #BlackFriday #BlackFolks #BIPOC #youth #Education #School #ScienceFriday #SouthernUS #Ethiopia #Diaspora #Virginia

Fairfax County Public Schools“America’s Top Young Scientist” Heman Bekele Was Born in Ethiopia, Educated by FCPSFourteen-year-old Heman won 3M’s annual challenge with his design of a soap that aims to treat skin cancer.
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