You are making assumptions. I don’t know anyone who thinks celebrity wastefulness is ok.
Then you would be spitting your coffee out because he clowned himself
Amazing! I can't see the post you quoted but I think I know which one it was.
Maybe it’s a multi phase effort. Step two is level South America and plant corn. That would have a much larger effect than anything else proposed. Well short of that weird professor who advocates mass sterilization and suicide.
Is it really a change for the net positive? One may want to ask what real resources go into the solar panels, cradle to grave and their longevity, as well as what is given up? The same with "electrified vehicles" and their gross cost/impact.
A "grant" so - somebody else is paying your cost? I am not sure that this is a good thing. In the case of solar and "savings" who is saving and who is it costing? Could that money be better spent? Just something to ponder.
Certainly an option - honest question, what is stopping you?Going to be expensive to get these all cleaned up. I wish I lived in one of those little trailer homes - I bet the repairs would be much smaller and less costly
Ohh now they are going to kill off the cattle too because they fart too much.
Good points. Anybody see pics of the mining operations that go into acquiring the materials to make these batteries for electric/hybrid vehicles? What do those machines run on?
Agreed!!!Likely the only civilization in history to burn its food supply when other fuels are available...
Not to mention that unhealthy aspect of corn in everything.... I am on board with that
That was my point. In other words, I believe the climate is changing (which was a prerequisite to discussing in this thread apparently). That said - I think that I am not sure that I agree with the conclusion that most of that change is due to humans. Certainly, in both the US and Europe, the laws concerning pollution, emissions, etc are much stricter. The air and water are generally much cleaner than in the 1960's (when Lake Erie was basically dead water).
And I was a coal miner for ~15 years...Disclaimer I was a “coal miners daughter”
Certainly an option - honest question, what is stopping you?”Going to be expensive to get these all cleaned up. I wish I lived in one of those little trailer homes - I bet the repairs would be much smaller and less costly
Hey, wow! look - for once we somewhat agree on a few odds and ends... be careful, next thing ya know you may like me.
Agreed!!!
Just gonna leave this here…
People pay good money to dose high quality nutrients like that!That’s just nutrient dosing.
Seems a bit silly to compare a group of hobbyists who maintain fragile, sometimes rare or endangered animals for enjoyment or propagation to say, large sources of pollution like automotive emissions, oil refineries, 2 cycle engines, etc etc. The impacts are not remotely comparable and perfection is the enemy of the good. Imo the most insidious move polluting groups ever made was pushing the blame and responsibility to individuals rather than taking accountability at a large, corporate level. If we reduce every "pro-environment" argument to "you can't do anything that contributes to climate change whatsoever in your life at any point if you're worried about it" then it's easy to just keep moving the goalposts to anything someone does being a problem. I agree that the Earth will likely be OK. That doesn't mean fisheries, crops or human population will be. Lots of poorer countries rely on natural resources like the sea for sustenance. We should certainly all consume less and be less wasteful, but that doesn't make the data invalid.If you care about climate change then why are you in a hobby where we literally buy rocks from the otherside of the world to then put them in our living rooms and hopefully kill them as slowly as possible.
This is like being worried about falling bullets while spraying machine gun fire into the air.
Yes the climate is changing, obviously... But what can you do about it? Not much really.
Why is climate change always measured in weird ways... "Hours per year above 105F". Is this actually a way to measure temperature shift?
I live in a town that was meant to be underwater by 2012 from what I learned in highschool, it's still very much above the water line.
Antarctica just recorded it's coldest temperature ever this month, ice is growing there and yet people predicted that would be gone long ago.
Also the earth is only warming when compared to 1850, which was the coldest period in the last 10,000 years.
This graph puts things into perspective, and it's from Climate.gov, not some nutters website created in their mothers basement.
What's the hottest Earth's ever been?
Earth’s hottest periods occurred before humans existed. Those ancient climates would have been like nothing our species has ever seen.www.climate.gov
Climate changes, it always has. Have we had an impact? Yes probably.
Can we do much about it, probably not.
Will earth adapt, yes it always has.
