Welcome to Citiwire.net! The idea of a “snow tax” after the deluge of white that hit much of eastern America this winter prompted me to think–Why not? And why not a lot of smarter ways to run government? … And to the West, there’s the question of how Mountain States people will deal with climate change. Our Associate Dan Kemmis, former mayor of Missoula, suggests the adjustments will come, but more from new habits of collaboration around natural resources issues and “livability” causes and less because Westerners embrace climate change science.
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