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by lordswork 4y ago
>Sure, 2020/2021 the prices of Timber exploded due higher demand. This variable is simply not taken into account. Indeed, the article ignores costs entirely. According to a 2020 study, mass timber buildings costs 2.4-12% more than c
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The hard times are already upon us and will only be getting worse within our lifetimes. The consensus is that things will be somewhere between really bad and catastrophic by 2100, depending on how much we reduce CO2e emissions and implement
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Tangentially related: Does anyone know of a similar tool for comparing DCA vs. lump sum investing over a given time period?
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>The problem is no politician has real solutions in this area. I disagree. Policy changes are one necessary piece of puzzle in addition to innovation and investments. Hopefully the policies in the Inflation Reduction Act recently passed
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by lordswork 4y ago
After taking the time to educate myself on the topic, I am far more concerned about climate change than any other one issue. At this point, I am pretty much a single issue voter for any political candidate that takes it seriously. In the sh
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>In the former, you can cause harms that take months or years to fix (and, with enough lobbying, you can make taxpayers foot the bill). I don't think "years" is enough to convey the potential damage unregulated businesses
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Goes without saying, but enthusiasts are working on it and making progress. Here's a quote from a discussion on it yesterday: as far as I am aware, I may have the only semi-tuned nsfw model, though it's not all that great. There
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What mechanism(s) do you use to download articles and videos?