Yosemite National Park is in trouble. Hamstrung by President Donald Trump's hiring freeze, hundreds of rescinded job offers and the threat of coming layoffs, the park is poised to enter its busiest months of the year severely short-staffed.
Trump hiring freeze creating chaos at Yosemite National Park
-- Judd Legum (@juddlegum.bsky.social) February 13, 2025 at 5:53 PM
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Not only that, but the park's day-use reservation system " created to protect park resources and improve the visitor experience by reducing crowding " appears unlikely to return this year.
- FTA
Go check the website.
www.nps.gov
Are American "journalists" that lazy?
Based on the search results provided and the current date, REDIAL's statement in #28 appears to be the most accurate in this thread. REDIAL stated, "Which the oil companies said they don't need, don't want, and are not going to develop. Low oil prices are not in their business model."
This aligns with information from search result[6], which indicates that U.S. frackers and Saudi officials are pushing back against Trump's desire to boost oil drilling. The article suggests that the market, not the president, sets production standards[3].
Additionally, the claim about Trump creating a market to fill the reserves (mentioned by lfthndthrds in #30) is partially accurate. Trump has indeed pledged to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) "right to the top"[7]. However, this would require congressional approval for a significant budget allocation, estimated at around $24-25 billion[1][4].
It's important to note that as of February 7, 2025, the SPR stocks were at 395.31 million barrels[8], which is an increase from previous years but still below the total capacity of 714 million barrels[1].
The discussion about oil production costs in different countries ($30/bbl mentioned by lfthndthrds) cannot be verified with the given search results.
Citations:
[1] www.rigzone.com
[2] www.statista.com
[3] www.texastribune.org
[4] www.bloomberg.com
[5] www.energy.gov
[6] www.wsj.com
[7] www.bloomberg.com
[8] ycharts.com
[9] news.bloomberglaw.com
as of February 7, 2025, the SPR stocks were at 395.31 million barrels
So the SPR is at 55%, as opposed to "empty".
#57 | POSTED BY REDIAL
You wanna play word games, well thats just more stupidity that Boaz was talking about.
The act of emptying is the act of removing the contents of something.
It fair to say Biden was emptying the SPR
www.eia.gov
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