tyu1000

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   by tyu1000 8y ago

   Completely agree. 'Climate change' is just something thrown around now for people and their political units to abdicate responsibility for their own actions. 'Climate change' didn't force people to build housing in
2. 32.▲
   by tyu1000 8y ago

   Good for them. France and Germany take endless steps to protect their domestic economic interests regardless of what any EU legislation or sense of fairness says, Ireland is well within their rights to do the same.
3. 33.▲
   by tyu1000 8y ago

   Wow, a small-sample-size mouse study.
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   by tyu1000 8y ago

   I had read a bunch of these stories before going to NYC as a tourist a few weeks ago. I didn't see a single block that was full of empty storefronts and the whole city was packed and vibrant as usual. Bought some clothes at temporary p
5. 35.▲
   by tyu1000 8y ago

   Yeah, is The Onion going to get banned now? This seems like straight-forward parody.
6. 36.▲
   by tyu1000 8y ago

   Nature Conservancy in North America, you can try Rewilding Europe in the EU.
7. 37.▲
   by tyu1000 8y ago

   I think we all know this, but this article was less-than-convincing and nothing has been deployed at scale yet.
8. 38.▲
   by tyu1000 8y ago

   Cultivated land, regardless of how it's cultivated, is generally way worse for habitat conservation than pasture land because you are by definition destroying the native flora to plant food crops. Here in the Canadian prairies, the ran