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by kaybe 8y ago
If the precipitation patterns stay the same (unlikely), this at least can be fixed with a few dams and proper water management.
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by kaybe 8y ago
I think one more thing is left: emotional work.
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by kaybe 8y ago
They do though. Not all the people skilled in the old technology will find a job in the new one, especially if they're older. Some people will fall through the gaps, even if the total amount of jobs is not affected.
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by kaybe 8y ago
The way I understood it, the problem is not the fuel costs, it's only a small part of the problem. Prices are rising and wages are not, so people are struggling more and more to get by, and they feel it's about enough now.
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by kaybe 8y ago
The issue is not the CO2 but the methane that cattle produce during digestion. While its lifetime is shorter than that of CO2, its warming potential is 34 times that of CO2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_met
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by kaybe 8y ago
Here is some good news I found today: The Montreal protocol (to ban ozone-layer-destroying gas emissions) works quite well so far and also has implications for climate change: > As reported in the 2014 Assessment, chemistry–climate
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by kaybe 8y ago
You can buy some of those cheeses sliced or grated in the supermarket here. It's not a structural problem.
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by kaybe 8y ago
We all need that luck.
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by kaybe 8y ago
As a German, I see many problems with this point of view. What is a crime can change fast, and it can also mean just being of the wrong group. Don't think it can't and won't happen again.
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by kaybe 8y ago
No, basically the isotope composition of the sea changes when a lot of water evaporates and doesn't come back over the rivers (because it fell as snow and just stayed on land). The heavier isotopes need a little bit more energy to evap
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by kaybe 8y ago
I wonder what kind of useful things the vehicles can come up with. Even when you don't consider a scenario where they become sort of sentient, if there was a method to make them offers and let them decide which ones to take.. might lea
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by kaybe 8y ago
I think a collection of the right youtube videos could be far more useful if you actually tried to do anything. Wikipedia can be quite theoretical.
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by kaybe 8y ago
If you need some good news today, check page 34 on the new Ozone report: http://ozone.unep.org/sites/default/files/Assessment_Panel/S... The finding that the ozone layer is behaving as predicted - probab
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by kaybe 8y ago
The Netherlands have been demonstrating for a long time it can be done.
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by kaybe 8y ago
There is a lot of proxy data for the amount of sea water missing though. It only goes missing for so long when it is in ice form. The only question is where exactly all that ice was.
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by kaybe 8y ago
The bed is the ground below the glacier. In this case, it is below the sea level. The glacier is thick, so there are parts where it is not floating, but actually lying on the sea floor. (You can probably imagine what happens if you put a lo
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WMO: Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion: 2018 [pdf](ozone.unep.org)
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by kaybe 8y ago
What kind of problems do you envision?
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by kaybe 8y ago
Scratch that 'maybe'.
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by kaybe 8y ago
As I said, I don't really know what I'm doing.. The editor crashed while I was playing with it, so I remade the model here: (still the same error) https://editor.aifiddle.io/models/cloud/9f33d272-5aab-40e
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by kaybe 8y ago
No ethical one at least.
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by kaybe 8y ago
It was worse in the past. The last batch of changes improved a lot already.
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by kaybe 8y ago
Yes please! I have no idea what I'm doing (ok only a little), and finally got the dimensions to match and have trainable layers, and now I am informed that 't.slice is not a function'. Hm. Maybe still a dimension problem some
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by kaybe 8y ago
I recommend checking out some websites which explain in detail, e.g. https://www.nsf.gov/geo/opp/support/southp.jsp > The station has an Atmospheric Research Observatory, the Martin A. Pomerantz Observato
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by kaybe 8y ago
Well, see if your country has a research station, go to their homepage and check their openings. If you know how to fix electronics maybe there is a possibility.
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by kaybe 8y ago
I'm even more afraid to drive a car on those surfaces to be honest.
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by kaybe 8y ago
Holland has a lot of wind though, that can be very annoying as well. (And somehow it will change direction during the day so it will always be against you..)
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by kaybe 8y ago
In Moscow I've seen people use their off-road vehicles to do just that - drive next to the road so as to not be in traffic. I've been told it's illegal, but they still do it.
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by kaybe 8y ago
What's the problem with electric wheelchairs?
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by kaybe 8y ago
If you go to Antartica (professionally, not sure about tourists) you will be issued clothes. For what isn't, Aldi options are sufficient, I've heard.

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