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And this is why people are being pushed away from the environmental movement as a whole. As well as the activists blocking roads and throwing paint around. Sig
by bluescrn 3y ago
And this is why people are being pushed away from the environmental movement as a whole. As well as the activists blocking roads and throwing paint around.
Significant changes to energy/fuel usage and transport/travel were already hard for people to accept, with vast numbers of jobs/livelihoods so dependent on cars. But trying to take away meat at the same time (let alone all dairy) is just too much to ask, certainly not an election winner.
(So we get to 'conspiracy theories' about the WEF and global policy being dictated undemocratically, with a war on farming that nobody voted for set to cut food production at a time when we're told that the biggest risk from climate change is crop failure and famine...)
- myshpa 3y ago> Significant changes to energy/fuel usage and transport/travel Nothing significant have happened yet. > war on farming that nobody voted for set to cut food production No one wants to reduce food production. We just need to do more of what is sustainable and avoid doing the things that are not. > the biggest risk from climate change is crop failure and famine And with deforestation and soil depletion our farming practices are one of the biggest culprits of that. > conspiracy theories Yep, let our politicians solve the problem ... but don't change a thing!