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So what happened 13 years ago? What happened in 2014? What months are the images from? Why 2014 and not 2009/2010? Why not a widget handling 20 years? What is

by iinnPP 3y ago

So what happened 13 years ago? What happened in 2014? What months are the images from? Why 2014 and not 2009/2010? Why not a widget handling 20 years? What is an actual solution? What would be be proposing if we just so happened to reach our peak humanity in the midst of a natural change in climate? What part of Antarctica had 'not a single' survivor? The idea that presenting information in the harshest way possible is somehow beneficial has obvious problems. Be honest in your analysis or you will push people away. Given the listing of plausible remedies, one has to write for all audiences. *I'm already doing more than anyone for climate change this year in parts of Canada.

ramraj07 3y ago
Can you clarify what you’re doing for climate change? Always looking for new ideas!
- sethammons 3y ago
  It is a quip against the article. The "... in parts of Canada..." can be as small as a room in their house. No competition for that achievement.
  - iinnPP 3y ago
    It's a bit of both worlds, but mostly for the purpose you mentioned. My household doesn't produce garbage nor recycling(we reduce and reuse). We have no car.
    - Pigalowda 3y ago
      I need some more info here! This sounds interesting. Do you compost your waste with spoilage too? Do you live in a urban or rural environment? I was thinking urban without a car but anything is possible.
- Pigalowda 3y ago
  He’s holding his flatulence in. If all 8 billion humans hold our flatulence in we can reduce methane release by 72 metric tons a year. As I jokingly typed this comment I googled to see how much methane was released per day by a human and there’s actually quite a bit of interest in it. A sort of interesting post linked below about cows with some data regarding cow numbers. I always thought blaming cows was ‘bullshit’ given how many more bison used to be in NA before our illustrious ancestors decided to obliterate them for idiot reasons: https://medium.com/climate-conscious/do-humans-fart-more-methane-than-cows-a0f48c590fb0 https://medium.com/climate-conscious/do-humans-fart-more-met...
  - smileysteve 3y ago
    It's actually cow burps. And a slight diet change to include a red seaweed has shown to decrease methane produced by cows by 80% https://caes.ucdavis.edu/news/feeding-cattle-seaweed-reduces-their-greenhouse-gas-emissions-82-percent https://caes.ucdavis.edu/news/feeding-cattle-seaweed-reduces... This is another way decreasing meat consumption can help humans, high fiber diets, with less red meat reduce our personal emissions.
    - jongjong 3y ago
      I'm in favor of meat consumption because I believe that cows deserve to live. Without us eating their meat, much fewer cows would be born. I believe that cows are our friends, we need them and they deserve to be given a chance at life and a noble death... When death cometh for them (with a little help from our friendly local butcher), their bodies ought to be respectfully incinerated and then buried between two buns along with a slice of cheese and ketchup.
- jongjong 3y ago
  I'm failing at all my startups and thus ensuring that I can't afford to fly often. What are you doing to save the planet?

by iinnPP 3y ago

ramraj07 3y ago

Can you clarify what you’re doing for climate change? Always looking for new ideas!

sethammons 3y ago
It is a quip against the article. The "... in parts of Canada..." can be as small as a room in their house. No competition for that achievement.
- iinnPP 3y ago
  It's a bit of both worlds, but mostly for the purpose you mentioned. My household doesn't produce garbage nor recycling(we reduce and reuse). We have no car.
  - Pigalowda 3y ago
    I need some more info here! This sounds interesting. Do you compost your waste with spoilage too? Do you live in a urban or rural environment? I was thinking urban without a car but anything is possible.
Pigalowda 3y ago
He’s holding his flatulence in. If all 8 billion humans hold our flatulence in we can reduce methane release by 72 metric tons a year. As I jokingly typed this comment I googled to see how much methane was released per day by a human and there’s actually quite a bit of interest in it. A sort of interesting post linked below about cows with some data regarding cow numbers. I always thought blaming cows was ‘bullshit’ given how many more bison used to be in NA before our illustrious ancestors decided to obliterate them for idiot reasons: https://medium.com/climate-conscious/do-humans-fart-more-methane-than-cows-a0f48c590fb0 https://medium.com/climate-conscious/do-humans-fart-more-met...
- smileysteve 3y ago
  It's actually cow burps. And a slight diet change to include a red seaweed has shown to decrease methane produced by cows by 80% https://caes.ucdavis.edu/news/feeding-cattle-seaweed-reduces-their-greenhouse-gas-emissions-82-percent https://caes.ucdavis.edu/news/feeding-cattle-seaweed-reduces... This is another way decreasing meat consumption can help humans, high fiber diets, with less red meat reduce our personal emissions.
  - jongjong 3y ago
    I'm in favor of meat consumption because I believe that cows deserve to live. Without us eating their meat, much fewer cows would be born. I believe that cows are our friends, we need them and they deserve to be given a chance at life and a noble death... When death cometh for them (with a little help from our friendly local butcher), their bodies ought to be respectfully incinerated and then buried between two buns along with a slice of cheese and ketchup.
jongjong 3y ago
I'm failing at all my startups and thus ensuring that I can't afford to fly often. What are you doing to save the planet?