Nope, not me. Someone who believes that such a document exists would.

Really good but still not was requested (which almost certainly doesn't exist): statistics on animal collisions where v=65mph.

The document itself states that animal collisions are merely reported as the authorities do not compile stats on accidents implicating animals, nor do they have _any_ stats on the speed at which accidents occur.

Again, no verifiable stats on the existing speed limit being a problem so claiming that 80mph will be a major problem in animal collisions is overblown. People claiming otherwise need to come up with the stats...

I've driven through much of the USA & Europe.

A few things you seem to be missing is that TFA isn't about the general state of highways in the USA but specifically the Interstate highways in Montana.
Germany has dividers between traffic directions that US interstates often lack but traffic directions on US Interstates are often separated by over 50 yards, rendering the dividers moot. Where the two directions come closer together in the US, as in urban areas, there are dividers and the speed limit goes down.
Also, Interstates in Montana aren't in a densely populated area like Germany but are 99%+ straight lines that were also built before the 70's slowdown with smooth curves for higher speeds.

It wasn't a problem back when Montana didn't have a fixed speed limit & people were driving that fast, so there is no reason that it should become one now.

When there are zero incidents of v=65 accidents with elk on highways in Montana, that "little two above the v" makes no difference to the severity of accidents. You want to say different? Come up with the stats in Montana highways.

You know the video everyone has seen where a guy open a faucet, lights up the output & blames it on fracking? My father lives near the town where it was done. The town is called Wellsville from back when it was America's first Oil boom region in the late 1800s and it's surrounded by tens of thousands of primitive oil wells that they just filled in once they stopped producing enough oil to be profitable around 100 years ago. It's funny that the people blaming fracking for all the methane in the groundwater never mention that people in Wellsville have always been able to light off the output of well water from a faucet installed without the filtering systems everyone who uses a well installs to avoid going boom.

Naaaah they just believe the background commentary blaming it on fracking.

The elephant in the room is Nuclear Proliferation.

Most of the danger in country X having civilian nuclear reactors is that the byproducts like Plutonium are only available if the fuel is reprocessed.

By using specifically designed "military" reactors to breed PU & foregoing reprocessing of the output of it's civilian reactors, the US has been able to take a stance against the reprocessing of civilian reactors. Yes, there are exceptions to that stance (La Hague here in France for example), but the pretence that if the US doesn't cross that line, neither can other states with reactors, but not the bomb. It does make it harder to steal PU out of old reactor fuel when it's left in highly radioactive used reactor fuel & not in a nearly ready to be used for a bomb reprocessed state.

Precisely. Nothing in their test is new or surprising. We've known for decades that DNA can survive the environment in space and sheltered nooks on a sounding rocket gives no info on how meteorites moving much faster prove anything about panspermia.

Junk science/reporting...

So they use a sounding rocket and paint it with a substance including DNA.

Launch the sounding rocket into a brief experience of no atmosphere & where some parts (but not all) of the rocket are heated to 1000 degrees.

Then, after recovery, they scrape the paint out of recesses like the screw heads.

Oh, gee so a brief exposure to no atmosphere, Zero G & no extreme temperatures doesn't destroy DNA? Who'd a thunk it?

So? As long as the gerrymandering respects the law, Dems cannot be complaining about a system that on the whole has been benefitting them disproportionately for decades. Sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander.

Geeks, being those who do the most linking show up much more strongly in Google results than "normals".

Thanks for reminding that of the email hosting company Microsoft destroyed was hotmail & for the correction freebsd/Linux.

No. By the time Gmail was no longer an invite-only beta service, everyone had been talking about it for months. The buzz was enormous & Gmail's advantages enough to make people drop their Yahoo/other in droves for Gmail. Hell, Microsoft bought a well reputed linux based webmail service (whose name I can no longer recall) that they painfully migrated Linux>Windows to attempt to jumpstart their entry into webmail.

By the time Gmail was opened for everyone, Gmail had legitimately been linked to and talked about on the web to make it the #1 search result.

"Competition" is the smokescreen justification, the excuse they give to the public to attempt to appear noble. The EU doesn't care about competition, the real justification is the EUs volition to control online search. The right of EU politicians to erase old scandals trumps free speech & the public's right to know.

No, you blamed BYOD, which remains to be seen. I take it you've never seen a corporate iPad? I assure you they exist & while they can be infected just like corporate laptops can, it happens a lot less often...

And for the most of the french population and in particular journalists, the USA has no left, only two right wing parties.