Writing Prompt 312 – however brief
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methane emissions
forbidden word project
You can’t say or write this in the Trump Regime.
” Reducing methane emissions by capturing and utilizing the gas can produce simultaneous environmental and economic benefits.[1][5]”
– wikipedia
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Read Moremembrane filtration
forbidden word project
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” . . . Membrane filtration is a pressure-driven technology. No chemicals are added to treat the water and gases. Chemicals are only needed for membrane cleaning to maintain superior hygiene. Thus, it is a clean technology, securing a greener future.”
– LiqTech
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Read Moremeasles
forbidden word project
You can’t say or write this in the Trump Regime.
“The current focus of measles spread is in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. The state has had almost 1,000 cases in the outbreak, with almost all unvaccinated.”
Axios, March 4, 2026
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Read MoreWhen I looked up “male dominated”
A curious thing happened On May 7th, I looked up the term “male dominated” for the Forbidden Words Project and dictionary.com automatically gave me the word predominate. Then, I looked up “male” and dictionary.com decided I wanted to look up malevolent. Given what is happening with the current (Trump) administration, how appropriate. Let’s look at […]
Read Moremarijuana
forbidden word project
You can’t say or write this in the Trump Regime.
“The small South American country has a long history of passing socially liberal laws, legalizing marijuana, same-sex marriage and abortion long before most others.”
From Barron’s • Oct. 16, 2025
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Read Moremale dominated
forbidden word project
You can’t say or write this in the Trump Regime.
“Challenging “Disparate Impact” Analysis: By removing language that identifies industries as “male-dominated,” the administration aims to stop using “disparate impact” studies, which argue that practices appearing neutral can still disadvantage women.” – google
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