In this episode I discuss how the state of Connecticut and the Army Corps of Engineers were going to use the toxic chemical diquat in some of Connecticut's water ways to combat the invasive plant known as hydrilla. I also discuss the bad situation in Philadelphia after thousands of workers went on strike, the letters of apology, title and record changes and policy changes at the University of Pennsylvania as well as a Newington high school student, which I saw on a YouTube video from a Board of Education meeting, where he spoke out about the nonsense being taught in schools. The link to the YouTube video is below. Skip forward to the 47-minute mark to watch his speech. Enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-m8OuAGfVs
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