By Lambert Strether.
Fowl Tune of the Day
Brown Thrasher, Seagate Park, 4926 West Blvd, Naples US-FL 26.20687, -81.80395, Collier, Florida, United States. For grins, I put the coordinates into Google Maps, and the location is close to a giant freeway, the Tamiami Path. Therefore the loud roaring of vans, which the Thrasher nearly drowns out.
“In essentially the most untouched, pristine components of the Amazon, birds are dying. Scientists might lastly know why” [Guardian]. One thing was occurring to the birds at Tiputini. The biodiversity analysis centre, buried deep within the Ecuadorian Amazon, has at all times been particular. It’s astonishingly distant: a tiny scattering of analysis cabins in 1.7m hectares (4.2m acres) of virgin forest. For scientists, it comes about as shut as you possibly can to observing rainforest wildlife in a world untouched by human trade. Virtually yearly since his arrival in 2000, ecologist John G Blake had been there to rely the birds. Rising earlier than the solar, he would file the density and number of the daybreak refrain. Slowly strolling the perimeter of the plots, he famous each species he noticed. And for someday yearly, he and different researchers would solid large “mist” nets that caught flying birds of their weave, the place they might be counted, untangled and freed. For years, these counts captured birds’ annual fluctuations; they’d good and dangerous years, seasons wherein nests have been disrupted by storms and others after they boomed. However by about 2012, Blake and his collaborators may see one thing was shifting. The birds have been dying: not in lots directly, struck down by a plague, however era by era.” And immediately: “This week, Wolfe and collaborators revealed new work immediately linking rising temperatures to fowl declines. Their analysis, revealed in Science Advances, tracked birds dwelling within the forest understory on the BDFFP towards detailed local weather information. They discovered that harsher dry seasons considerably diminished the survival of 83% of species. A 1C improve in dry season temperature would scale back the typical survival of birds by 63%. Precisely how the warmth is inflicting fowl numbers to say no is hard to pinpoint, Wolfe says, however “these birds are intrinsically linked to small, small modifications in temperature and precipitation”. One of the vital instant methods a heating planet hurts wildlife is by placing them out of step with their meals sources: when fewer bugs survive dry seasons, or leaves bloom and fruit ripens at totally different occasions, birds discover themselves unable to forage and feed their younger. Their nests start to fail. Inside a couple of generations, their numbers fall.” • Just like the vanished bug splats.
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In Case You May Miss…
Elon calls for entry to the Federal Authorities’s check-writing machine.
DOGE’s IT.
The DNC meets to select a brand new chair.
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Search for the Helpers
Let me go away this in for a second day. If you’re within the LA space:
Free air purifiers in #LA – retweet please. continues to donate HEPA +Energetic Carbon air cleaners to the @LADreamCenter as a part of our on-line “Purchase One, We Donate One” emergency reduction program all through January. Final Saturday a big provide of MA-35 models… pic.twitter.com/ecEkXoijRb
— Tony Colaneri (@TonyColaneri) January 29, 2025
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My e-mail handle is down by the plant; please ship examples of there (“Helpers” within the topic line). In our more and more determined and fragile neoliberal society, on a regular basis regular incidents and tales of “the communism of on a regular basis life” are what I’m in search of (and never, say, the Crimson Cross in Hawaii, and even the UNWRA in Gaza).
Politics
“So most of the social reactions that strike us as psychological are actually a rational administration of symbolic capital.” –Pierre Bourdieu, Classification Struggles
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Trump Administration
A spot of of excellent information:
Essential second because the Trump antitrust division sues to dam a giant tech merger, HPE and Juniper. This one ought to by no means have gotten out of the board room. Can be catastrophic.
— Matt Stoller (@matthewstoller) January 30, 2025
And now for the remaining–
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“Senior U.S. official to exit after rift with Musk allies over cost system” [WaPo]. “David A. Lebryk, who served in nonpolitical roles at Treasury for a number of many years, introduced his retirement Friday in an e-mail to colleagues obtained by The Washington Submit. President Donald Trump named Lebryk as appearing secretary upon taking workplace final week. Lebryk had a dispute with Musk’s surrogates over entry to the cost system the U.S. authorities makes use of to disburse trillions of {dollars} yearly, the folks stated. The precise nature of the disagreement was not instantly clear, they stated.” That’s too dangerous. Why? “Usually solely a small variety of profession officers management Treasury’s cost techniques. Run by the Bureau of the Fiscal Service, the delicate techniques management the circulation of greater than $6 trillion yearly to households, companies and extra nationwide. Tens, if not tons of, of hundreds of thousands of individuals throughout the nation depend on the techniques, that are answerable for distributing Social Safety and Medicare advantages, salaries for federal personnel, funds to authorities contractors and grant recipients and tax refunds, amongst tens of hundreds of different capabilities…. ‘This can be a mechanical job — they pay Social Safety advantages, they pay distributors, no matter. It’s not one the place there’s a job for nonmechanical issues, no less than from the profession standpoint. Your entire job is to pay the payments as they’re due,’ [Mark Mazur, who served in senior treasury roles during the Obama and Biden administrations] stated. ‘It’s by no means been utilized in a option to execute a partisan agenda. … It’s a must to actually put dangerous intentions in place for that to be the case.’” • Stephanie Kelton pulls out the important thing quote:
“The chief order Trump signed creating DOGE additionally instructed all businesses to make sure it has ‘full and immediate entry to all unclassified company information, software program techniques, and IT techniques,’ which would seem to incorporate the Treasury cost techniques…Musk has characterised the…
— Stephanie Kelton (@StephanieKelton) January 31, 2025
Hmm. Would “entry to” embrace modifying the software program in any manner? Perhaps I’m foily however I’m picturing Musk, slave of some defunct economist, putting in a software program model of the “Balanced Price range Modification” written by some twenty-something tech bro. Or personally approving each examine run, holding a tally and stopping the press when outgo matchedi incoming, like a family.
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NLRB administration explains the buyouts:
NLRB’s Performing Common Counsel simply ship this memo out to workers saying, “I can not promise you that the whole lot goes to be OK.”
“I do know that the previous few days and nights have been extraordinarily scary and distressing for a few of us.” pic.twitter.com/2xje1Tpczi
— Ken Klippenstein (@kenklippenstein) January 31, 2025
(Klippenstein is doing an awesome job on these things.)
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Snark is straightforward:
The White Home digital crew deserves an award for what they’ve been pulling off. pic.twitter.com/zdkxMHsGy0
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) January 31, 2025
(and see the Group Notice). E-mail servers are laborious:
You made the picture
— Katerina Dimitratos (@KDimitratos) January 31, 2025
(Recall there’s a lawsuit about that unsecured server, Jane Does 1-2 v. Workplace of Personnel Administration.)
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“FAA Report on D.C. Aircraft Crash Is Out—and It’s an Indictment of Trump” [The New Republic]. It’s like each dish of stories I order comes with a facet of hysteria. Extra: “An inside report from the Federal Aviation Administration discovered that in actuality, the tower’s staffing at Ronald Reagan Nationwide Airport (DCA) was “not regular for the time of day and quantity of site visitors,” based on The New York Occasions. There was just one air site visitors controller to deal with each helicopters and planes within the airport’s neighborhood, a job often assigned to 2 folks…. Staffing ranges on the airport’s management tower have been beneath sufficient ranges for years, like most of the U.S.’s different airports. DCA’s tower solely had 19 absolutely licensed controllers as of September 2023, based on congressional studies. That is effectively beneath the FAA and air site visitors controller union’s most popular variety of 30, and is because of worker turnover and price range cuts, based on the Occasions.” • The headline is misleading, since DEI just isn’t dominated out. And talking of the FAA–
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Meritocracy:
Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy simply despatched out a memo directing workers to “give choice tocommunities with marriage and start charges greater than the nationwide common” pic.twitter.com/O1EIxjUPdz
— Ken Klippenstein (@kenklippenstein) January 30, 2025
However meritorious at what?
Nominations
“Gabbard at risk after views on Snowden rankle GOP senators” [The Hill]. Republican senators pressed Gabbard to declare Snowden a ‘traitor’ and to acknowledge that he ‘harmed’ U.S. nationwide safety, however Gabbard refused to take action, elevating alarm amongst Republicans who will likely be voting on her nomination within the weeks forward. ‘Persons are holding their playing cards fairly near the vest, however that nomination is in hassle,’ stated one Republican senator who requested anonymity to remark candidly on Gabbard’s probabilities of getting by way of the Senate…. A key second throughout Thursday’s listening to got here when Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) requested whether or not Gabbard views Snowden as a ‘traitor,’ advising her that members of the Intelligence panel would really feel so much higher about her nomination if she would achieve this. As a substitute, Gabbard sidestepped two questions on whether or not Snowden betrayed the nation, telling lawmakers she is ‘centered on the longer term and the way we are able to forestall one thing like this from occurring once more,’ referring to Snowden’s theft of secret paperwork. Lankford, who earlier this month stated he would assist Gabbard, stated after the listening to that he was ‘stunned’ by her response. ‘I used to be stunned, as a result of that doesn’t look like a tough query on that. It wasn’t supposed to be a trick query by any means,’ Lankford stated. The Oklahoma senator stated it ought to have been an ‘straightforward query’ to say it’s ‘universally accepted while you steal one million pages of top-secret paperwork and also you hand it to the Russians, that’s a traitorous act.’” • It isn’t (Snowden’s paperwork revealed unlawful and unconstitutional conduct) and wasn’t (the paperwork have been vetted by journalists to ensure nothing that will injure nationwide safety acquired out). Good job, knuckledragged, you may need sunk the nomination of the one individual within the Beltway keen to throw a web over the spooks. In fact, if that was the target…
Democrats en déshabillé
“The DNC’s outgoing chair says Democrats ought to have caught with Joe Biden in 2024” (interview) [Associated Press]. “Because the Democratic Nationwide Committee prepares to elect a brand new chair, its departing chief says Democrats ought to have caught with Joe Biden within the 2024 race…. He additionally supplied recommendation to his eventual successor, who will likely be chosen Saturday.” From the interview: “Why did Harris and Democrats lose the White Home? [HARRISON: “‘I don’t know that there’s one answer. A lot of people like to come up with things, and they say it’s the economy. Well, it could have been a part of it. I think every state had their own little nuance. In Michigan, the Palestinian issue played something there.’ ‘The gap in which she lost wasn’t huge, but when you add up little pockets where it’s, some people because of Gaza, some people because of the economy, some people because she was a woman. And I think in many of those states, those little nicks here and there added up to how she lost in some of those states.’” • Harrison has learned nothing. It was also his party’s job to find those “little nicks”, as clearly the Republicans were able to do.
“Democrats are voting in a new party leader — but it’s not enough to right the ship” [New York Post]. “The race for DNC chair may matter if the social gathering’s woes have been purely a matter of marketing campaign mechanics: The central social gathering helps to take care of voter contact databases and gives technological infrastructure that every one its candidates can entry. If the Democrats’ November defeats have been resulting from poorly maintained databases or outdated voter modeling software program, the brand new chair may repair these and propel the social gathering to victory. That, nevertheless, is clearly not the case: Democrats are shedding due to their message, not their ways or strategies…. A brand new social gathering chair can not flip such a precipitous decline round. That’s the job of elected Democrats.” • In fact, the Submit’s recommendation is that Democrats needs to be extra like Republicans. Conveniently, many Democrats consider the identical.
Ben Wikler. Endorsed by Third Method:
Third Method has endorsed Ben Wikler for DNC chair, have requested him if he agrees with this recommendation for 2028 (will submit if I get reply)
— David Weigel (@daveweigel) January 31, 2025
Weirdly, however appropriately:
Stoller feedback:
And Ben Wikler says this screed towards ‘oligarchy’ whereas financed and partnering with billionaire monopolist Reid Hoffman, who labored laborious to have an investigation into his personal enterprise shut down by lobbying fireplace Lina Khan. Only a clown present embarrassment.
— Matt Stoller (@matthewstoller) January 31, 2025
I bear in mind these “Daring” “Progessives,” however solely as a result of they used to phrase “daring” so much, which I got here to dislike.
Faiz Shakir. Keep in mind him?
Feels like Shakir took the teachings of being badly burned by the Sanders 2020 workers to coronary heart; they’d pushed Sanders off the clear, clear financial message of 2016.
And:
Faiz says the aim is the working class defeating oligarchy, and the DNC is constructed for an additional goal.
So let’s redo the DNC to serve that goal.
Makes a ton of sense to me.
— Zephyr Teachout (@ZephyrTeachout) January 31, 2025
“Bernie Sanders’s ex-campaign supervisor desires to rebuild Democratic social gathering: ‘What new concepts are we bringing?’” [Guardian]. “Within the wake of Democrats’ losses in November, it has change into typical knowledge that the social gathering has a ‘media downside’, however Shakir frames the difficulty as extra of a platform and messaging downside. He accused the DNC of over counting on gimmicky language quite than presenting a concrete technique to confront an unjust economic system, and he pointed to Extra Excellent Union’s protection of efforts to cancel medical debt and unionize Starbucks staff as a possible template for a way the social gathering can use content material to ship a pro-worker message to voters.” • I confess I just like the Extra Excellent Union stuff when it comes throughout my feed. Nonetheless, the extent to which Shakir desires to remake the Democrats right into a working class social gathering is an actual measure of how a lot the Get together will oppose him.
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Dawn Motion not being particularly useful, assuming assist is feasible:
There have now been so many protests that officers & moderators are discussing methods to attempt to maintain the discussion board going – with DNC officers presumably leaving – or halt it altogether.
At the least a dozen college students have been eliminated to this point. pic.twitter.com/lZKgcdzveE
— Meg Kinnard (@MegKinnardAP) January 31, 2025
Apparently, the extent of disruption was such that interactions between the candidates have been curtailed. Which can or might not matter to you.
Realignment and Legitimacy
“Trump and the Collapse of the Previous Order” [Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal]. An aria in three components. One: “When Mr. Trump fires the inspector normal, when ICE will get the illegal-immigrant little one molester, when Mr. Trump tries to eliminate the federal workforce—he’s settling all household enterprise. His second time period could be understood as an try to alter his picture from Sonny to Michael.” Two: “I noticed a broad and rising sense in Washington that American home politics, or no less than that a part of its politics that comes from Washington, is at an identical inflection level. That the second rise of Donald Trump is a complete break with the previous—that steady order, wholesome expectations, a sure moderation, and a strict adherence to the legislation aren’t being “traduced”; they’re ending. That one thing new has begun. Folks aren’t positive they’re proper about this and nobody has a reputation for the massive break, however they know we’ve entered one thing totally different—one thing extra emotional, extra tribal and visceral. There’s the sturdy man, and the cult of character, and the leg-breakers again house who maintain the congressional troops in line.” Three: “A phrase to Democrats making an attempt to determine find out how to save their social gathering. Essentially the most eloquent of them, in fact, suppose the reply is discovering the best phrases. We have to discuss extra like working folks, we’d like Trump’s contact with well-liked phrasing. The reply isn’t to speak however do.” And: “Most of all, make one thing work. You run practically each nice metropolis within the nation. Make one work—clear it up, management crime, smash corruption, educate the youngsters. You need everybody within the nation to know who you’re? Save a metropolis.” • Hmm.
Syndemics
“I’m in earnest — I can’t equivocate — I can’t excuse — I can’t retreat a single inch — AND I WILL BE HEARD.” –William Lloyd Garrison
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Covid Sources, United States (Nationwide): Transmission (CDC); Wastewater (CDC, Biobot; contains many counties; Wastewater Scan, contains drilldown by zip); Variants (CDC; Walgreens); “Iowa COVID-19 Tracker” (in IA, however nationwide information). “An infection Management, Emergency Administration, Security, and Common Ideas” (particularly on hospitalization by metropolis).
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Sources, United States (Native): AK (dashboard); AL (dashboard); AR (dashboard); AZ (dashboard); CA (dashboard; Marin, dashboard; Stanford, wastewater; Oakland, wastewater); CO (dashboard; wastewater); CT (dashboard); DE (dashboard); FL (wastewater); GA (wastewater); HI (dashboard); IA (wastewater studies); ID (dashboard, Boise; dashboard, wastewater, Central Idaho; wastewater, Coeur d’Alene; dashboard, Spokane County); IL (wastewater); IN (dashboard); KS (dashboard; wastewater, Lawrence); KY (dashboard, Louisville); LA (dashboard); MA (wastewater); MD (dashboard); ME (dashboard); MI (wastewater; wastewater); MN (dashboard); MO (wastewater); MS (dashboard); MT (dashboard); NC (dashboard); ND (dashboard; wastewater); NE (dashboard); NH (wastewater); NJ (dashboard); NM (dashboard); NV (dashboard; wastewater, Southern NV); NY (dashboard); OH (dashboard); OK (dashboard); OR (dashboard); PA (dashboard); RI (dashboard); SC (dashboard); SD (dashboard); TN (dashboard); TX (dashboard); UT (wastewater); VA (wastewater); VT (dashboard); WA (dashboard; dashboard); WI (wastewater); WV (wastewater); WY (wastewater).
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Keep secure on the market!
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Lambert right here: As I’ve indicated with helpful “No” logos, the whole lot’s gone darkish apart from trusty New York State hospitalization (each day), Walgreen’s positivity (weekly), and the Cleveland Clinic (?). Readers, do you might have any recommendations about options at state degree? Thanks! How I want we had Biobot again. (Sorry for the inartistic positioning of the logos. It was the most effective I may do. UPDATE Darn it, I assumed these checkerboards signified “clear.” I’ll repair Monday. UPDATE I missed a pair. I suppose this outage has me extra ticked off than I assumed.
TABLE 1: Each day Covid Charts
Wastewater
This week[1] CDC January 13
Final week[2] CDC (till subsequent week):
Variants [3] CDC January 18
Emergency Room Visits[4] CDC January 11
Hospitalization
★ New York[5] New York State, information January 30:
Nationwide [6] CDC January 24:
Positivity
Nationwide[7] Walgreens January 27:
Ohio[8] Cleveland Clinic January 18:
Vacationers Information
Positivity[9] CDC December 30:
Variants[10] CDC December 30
Deaths
Weekly Deaths vs. % Positivity [11] CDC January 11:
Weekly Deaths vs. ED Visits [12] CDC January 11:
LEGEND
1) ★ for charts new immediately; all others should not up to date.
2) For a full-size/full-resolution picture, Command-click (MacOS) or right-click (Home windows) on the chart thumbnail and “open picture in new tab.”
NOTES
[1] (CDC) Seeing extra pink and extra orange, however nothing new at main hubs.
[2] (CDC) Final week’s wastewater map.
[3] (CDC Variants) XEC takes over. That WHO label, “Ommicron,” has accomplished an awesome job normalizing successive waves of an infection.
[4] (ED) Slightly uptick.
[5] (Hospitalization: NY) Positively jumped.
[6] (Hospitalization: CDC). Leveling out.
[7] (Walgreens) Leveling out.
[8] (Cleveland) Continued upward development since, effectively, Thanksgiving.
[9] (Vacationers: Positivity) Leveling out.
[10] (Vacationers: Variants). Positivity is new, however variants haven’t but been launched.
[11] Deaths low, positivity leveling out.
[12] Deaths low, ED leveling out.
Stats Watch
Manufacturing: “United States Chicago PMI” [Trading Economics]. “The Chicago Enterprise Barometer, also called the Chicago PMI, rose to 39.5 in January 2025, up from a six-month low of 36.9 within the prior month, however lacking market expectations of 40. That is the primary improve after three consecutive months of decline, although the index stays beneath each the extent of November 2024 and the 2024 common.”
Inflation: “United States PCE Worth Index Annual Change” [Trading Economics]. “The headline annual PCE inflation price within the US edged as much as 2.6% in December 2024, the very best price in seven months, from 2.4% in November and consistent with expectations.”
Private Earnings: “United States Private Earnings” [Trading Economics]. “US private revenue rose 0.4% month-over-month in December 2024, consistent with market expectations and following a 0.3% improve in November. Worker compensation grew by 0.4%, in contrast with the 0.5% acquire within the earlier month, pushed by non-public wages and salaries (0.4% vs. 0.5%).”
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The Bezzle:
The JP Morgan analyst has had sufficient LOL pic.twitter.com/gSdKFD2Ehe
— Q-Cap (@qcapital2020) January 31, 2025
And this man desires to get his fingers on the federal government printing press…..
Tech: I hate notifications too:
actual pic.twitter.com/KE6a9iUeZN
— Photos AI Might By no means Recreate (@imagesaicouldnt) January 30, 2025
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Right now’s Concern & Greed Index: 47 Impartial (earlier shut: 45 Impartial) [CNN]. One week in the past: 45 (Impartial). (0 is Excessive Concern; 100 is Excessive Greed). Final up to date Jan 30 at 12:42:01 PM ET.
E book Nook
A literal nook:
7. Keith Richards’ house library, Connecticut pic.twitter.com/6d4of0zRu2
— CLT (@CLT_Exam) January 27, 2025
Zeitgeist Watch
“What Makes a Nice Mocktail?” [Serious Eats]. “Wouldn’t it’s nice in the event you may sip a mocktail that appears and tastes similar to the true factor? Right now, we’ll take a look at the science of how alcohol truly tastes, find out how to mimic it, and whether or not it is a good concept. Later this week, we’ll take a look at the flavors that seem in nice spirits and find out how to mimic them with some precise recipes. The prevailing information appears to argue which you could’t recreate the style of alcohol with out truly utilizing it. Is that true? Let’s step again. Perhaps a greater first query can be: What, precisely, does alcohol style like? The reply to this query will not be as apparent as you suppose.” Reply: “[T]ingly, drying, bitter, and candy.”
Gallery
Feral?
Albert Dumouchel (1916-1971), The Horrible Snow Cat, 1969, woodcut pic.twitter.com/DwHx9NHWmN
— Marysia (@marysia_cc) January 31, 2025
Musical Interlude
I noticed Marianne Faithfull years in the past in a small room on the Montreal Jazz Pageant, stuffed with blue gentle. Fantastic chanteuse, regardless of or maybe due to the cigarette and the whiskey glass; charisma like a supernova. With Garth Hudson:
Information of the Wired
“Indicators Of Life In A Desert Of Dying” [Noema]. “100 miles to the north is the location of one of many trendy world’s worst ecocides. I’ve come to Uzbekistan to go to a vanished sea.” Slicing to the chase: “The tiny crustacean our bodies wriggling within the brine are a transparent instance that if the apocalypse has come, life has managed to hold on…. A hardy, woody shrub known as saxaul is one other type of new life.” • Price studying in full; nice subject, good pictures, good writing.
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