IPCC report typically grim.
Strikes me everyone needs clear info on what they can do to help.
It’s how I feel right now. I get the message, I want to help, what can I do?
IPCC report typically grim.
Strikes me everyone needs clear info on what they can do to help.
It’s how I feel right now. I get the message, I want to help, what can I do?
All these middle class micro acts (“ooh, let’s all wash our clothes on a slightly lower heat while developing countries are building a fucking ton of new coal stations”) are fucking pointless at this stage.
Not to denigrate anyone’s conscientious efforts and care towards the world, but it’s true.
If things go seriously tits up, geo-hacking will be the only way out.
Mad_Cyril Don’t have any kids, or don’t have any more kids, consume less of everything, don’t ever get on a plane to anywhere, vote green, eat organic, grow the grass in your garden (mow it once a year, your need a strimmer or a sythe), plant a native tree in your garden (oaks are boss for wildlife and look great), wear your clothes till they fall off your back, get solar panels for your house (issues), use sunscreen.
Dubman My tin foiled hat friends have been saying this for years
Not sure why it’s tin-foil hat.
Populations are growing, and our whole economic system induces people to just consume more shit. It will never be effectively reigned in, so what’s the solution?
Hack the environment in various ways (even down to throwing up sunshades) may eventually be the last-ditch option.
Was hoping that climate change would guarantee long hot summers and reduce the amount of rain we get here in the UK.
It seems the polar opposite is true.
What’s the point in me taking my tuppaware down to the larder shop to buy organic pistachios and quinoa, when those massive chavs next door fill their black bin to the rafters every week, straight to landfill. I bet they still use wet wipes as well
FOA of Hank Solo.
Maybe you didn’t get the memo, but Andrex do flushable, biodegradable wet wipes nowadays.