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1. Eat way less meat, e.g. once a week/month, during holidays (why do we use vastly insane amounts of deforested Earth to grow food to grow other type of food?)
by trymas 7y ago
1. Eat way less meat, e.g. once a week/month, during holidays (why do we use vastly insane amounts of deforested Earth to grow food to grow other type of food?).
2. Fly/drive less, try to work remotely.
3. Biggest footprint to reduce climate change and damage to the nature - have no more than 1 child. I would love global 1 child-policy. IMHO quantity of humans is the core of the problem.
- glerk 7y ago> IMHO quantity of humans is the core of the problem. Every time I hear this I am tempted to reply why not buy a rope and start with yourself?
- trymas 7y ago> > IMHO quantity of humans is the core of the problem. > Every time I hear this I am tempted to reply why not buy a rope and start with yourself? Do you really think that rapid growth of human population [0] is not the reason of irreversible damage to the nature and our planet in general? Also if you thought I was talking about murder or genocide - read it again. Our population need to stop growing (should even decline) and do it rapidly. Otherwise we'll be part of species extinction list. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population
- onemoresoop 7y agoYes, one child policy is not too bad a sloution from fixing this mess we’re in but it shouldnt be a policy but a recommendation, a way to move forward responsibly
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