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by kaybe 5y ago
Many countries have plans for coal phase-out, including dates. There could be more, of course, and tighter timelines, but it's there. Considering the much higher costs of gas and oil in comparison (and compared to renewable) this might
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by kaybe 5y ago
I have the same issue and I only ride cars very very rarely. I'm still wondering about the reason.
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by kaybe 5y ago
It's also 'this is broken and should go to cloth recycling, but I do not have access to any cloth recycling facility, whereas the donation centers do'.
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by kaybe 5y ago
Here is an olympic cyclist barely managing to toast bread: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4O5voOCqAQ Electricity is nice.
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by kaybe 5y ago
Yes, that sounds plausible, it's the same for me. (It's not hard to guess how I know about the asthma potential. -.-)
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by kaybe 5y ago
Hm, there is a German company with the same name.. https://airyx.de/
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by kaybe 5y ago
> Every time I get a head cold, I typically develop a cough that lasts > 3 weeks. Just a heads-up, that can turn into asthma if you are susceptible. Take care to properly heal every time. (That'd be 'long cold' I guess
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by kaybe 5y ago
I've seen some grass cardboard pop up in the few deliveries we get. The wood pulp is probably negotiable and increasingly more so.
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by kaybe 5y ago
I wish the plastic packaging of the toilet paper was even better suited as a liner for the bathroom bin. It's just good enough as it is, but the producers don't even seem to be aware of this fantastic secondary function.
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by kaybe 5y ago
Some of the strongest and clearest constellations are seasonal. I have a particular fondness for Orion, a winter constellation in the northern hemisphere, and look at it often. The first time I travelled to the southern hemisphere and looke
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by kaybe 5y ago
I can also recommend this wikipedia article and its surroundings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_preta
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by kaybe 5y ago
Did you hear anything?
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by kaybe 5y ago
That, and laws can change fast. In Germany, we know.
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by kaybe 5y ago
The dishwasher even appears to get them reasonably clean in home use (in case you're not inclined to wash them with the little brushes after each use).
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by kaybe 5y ago
How much is an avocado in the US?
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by kaybe 5y ago
CO2 goes down due to chemical weathering - basically it binds to the rock and is then washed into the sea, where it is subducted into the mantle due to plate tectonics. It comes back up from volcanoes - the deep carbon cycle. The amount of
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by kaybe 5y ago
Wow, how much did you drink?
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by kaybe 5y ago
Y'know, search engines to help with that question. https://www.climate.gov/news-features/climate-qa/which-emits...
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by kaybe 5y ago
I think it's informative to look at the location of a place within a timezone. Between the eastern and the western edge of a timezone you can have more than an hour of shift in daylight (in the broader zones), of course people's r
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by kaybe 5y ago
You can't be a climate scientist right now and not code. (You don't have to be good though.. urgh.) I do think the people working on upgrading the energy grid do have more utility at this point though.
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by kaybe 5y ago
Yes, but that is not necessarily a good thing in terms of carbon capture. Eg research indicates that in the tropical rainforests, lianas get the largest boost, allowing them to basically smother the tall trees. However, these store the most
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by kaybe 5y ago
Just watch out for the bees in the clover flowers, as we here all learned the hard way as kids. (No grass without clover and daisies, they're honorably lawn here as well.)
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by kaybe 5y ago
I'm not sure, going to a more monopolistic world still seems bad to me, even if I like and trust this particular player a little bit less than the others.
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by kaybe 5y ago
I have a friend with extreme food restrictions, they can mostly only eat animal products (plus white rice and very few other things). They also cannot brush their teeth regularly due to disability - yet their teeth look fantastic!
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by kaybe 5y ago
I feel problems with gums and other areas don't get stressed enough in childhood. There are plenty of other problems that are not enamel-related, and I'd guess you can easily still have trouble with enamel even with this treatment
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by kaybe 5y ago
> Braun BC02BW I love this one, have been using it for a long time. I hope they never discontinue making them.
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by kaybe 5y ago
Anyone else wondering, click here: https://onewheel.com/products/pint
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by kaybe 5y ago
- Noise-cancelling headphones (Sony 1000X-M3) are totally saving the rest of my productivity in home office. (The bluetooth does not work with my current Linux version, but I will not update that until my work is done just in case something
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by kaybe 5y ago
My computer spoke English. I didn't. I just had some nonsensical (for me) commands memorized. Things were indeed different back then.
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by kaybe 5y ago
I agree. The authors probably had a bad day. Conferences can be depressing. The IPCC reports contain the very basic rock-solid consensus of what can be expected, but while playing around with data and models things can look much scarier.

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