Mildlypolite

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What are some technologies that you know to remove CO2 from the atmosphere?
1 points by Mildlypolite 2y ago|3 comments
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
It's scientifically based, I fear people here who are talking about a coming ice age and people who aren't able to understand the possible severity and significance of this event. That is Much more frightening.
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
Corrected.
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
A synthesis of chatGPT: "A sudden spike in ocean temperature, such as the one observed by scientists recently, can have significant consequences for marine life and global weather patterns. Here are some potential consequences based on
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
The world’s oceans have suddenly spiked much hotter and well above record levels in the last few weeks, with scientists trying to figure out what it means and whether it forecasts a surge in atmospheric warming. There are several marine hea
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Oceans’ sudden temperature spike stumps and alarms scientists(globalnews.ca)
34 points by Mildlypolite 3y ago|5 comments
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
Here in Italy the production of rice is stopped due to a severe drought, consequence of the climate crisis. *Stopped in the sense that farmers couldn't even sow the rice.
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
The reality is that different biomarkers were discovered through the years by the Stanford centre by we are still looking for a specific biomarker to ME. For example one of the criteria to diagnose ME is to have Pots, which is a disease wit
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
Higher neuroticism? I am a psychologist and this means nothing. This "believes" were entertained for a long time about ME but we have enough scientifical evidence that they were false. Historically, this happened with multiple scl
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
I can confirm that I had ME for 10 years and the treatments which the author discusses helped me too, I had to discover them through experience but it has always been clear that my lactate levels were sky high, I've always felt as I wa
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by Mildlypolite 3y ago
I can confirm that, after having ME for more than ten years, this researcher seem to have understood the underlying mechanisms. I've got better with a similar treatment and I will persevere now that I know more precisely what to do.
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
The fact is when you are recording a good quality video you never go over a few minutes of recording. So usually it doesn't bother film makers too much. If you're recording a live opera it's a problem but then you usually hav
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
I agree, mainly because luxury emissions are what people aspire to, for themselves. This cultural model, that if you are consuming more you are cool and high status, has to stop. No, you are a loser who can't read reality. If you have
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
I see many fatalistic posts. Of course, saying "we are doomed" is the easiest way to continue to do what we are doing. It's just a defensive mechanism at this point. We should be stopping the production of plastic and replace
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
Also, the bicycle is much less costly for the society, indeed its positive effects on our health actually contribute to less expenses for the NHS, this effects would be huge if adopted massively. The car instead has a negative effect on our
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
Well the forth gen nuclear power plants will take so many years to build that we will have surpassed some fundamental tipping points. I am not opposed to nuclear, I think that anyone who is does not understand the severity of the climate cr
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
"Environmental problems have contributed to numerous collapses of civilizations in the past. Now, for the first time, a global collapse appears likely. Overpopulation, overconsumption by the rich and poor choices of technologies are ma
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
Yes the first step should be to cover every rooftop and parking. I think a law exist in some states that new construction has to have solar panels on. The law should be passed everywhere. And it's just the first step.
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
Well, the problem is that we are accelerating so much that adaptation from living beings is not possible. Not a small problem,you know...
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
I can confirm, we have many Patagonia piles which are 30 years old now and they look brand new, passed from dad to me. Also some t shirts from the 90 are still looking good, which is kinda incredible.
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
"The Hadza people eat no processed foods, are rarely exposed to antibiotics, and live seasonally, eating more meat in the dry season and a predominantly plant-based, high-fibre diet in the wet season. " "The staples of their
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
I am not judging anybody, you can have whichever diet you want. Nothing from a plant is dangerous according to any scientifically based diet. We did not evolve with a carnivorous only diet, there are many studies about hunter gatherers and
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
*carnivorous humans more likely to destroy their planet through climate change.
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
My kindle 4 is from 2012 and still holds a charge for 2 weeks if I use it for 20 minutes a day. You must have had a heavy use of your kindle. Even if the battery is not new they consume so little that I am not having any problems. Having sa
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
Read the paper please, planet boundaries are scientifically defined.
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
How comes that you have the "best health care quality" but all the indicators of health care quality like life expectancy is among the worse in the Western world?
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
Of course, voluntary self limitation is unlikely. But severe limitations were imposed during wars on the population by the state, so they are in the realm of possibility (once we acknowledge the severity of the problem, which we are not doi
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
"Environmental problems have contributed to numerous collapses of civilizations in the past. Now, for the first time, a global collapse appears likely. Overpopulation, overconsumption by the rich and poor choices of technologies are ma
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
Do you want to have a real impact? Donate to https://www.climateemergencyfund.org/ They are the only ones who are trying to make a real difference, which can happen only through a political change.
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by Mildlypolite 4y ago
In my city the bike is usually faster than the car simply because you don't have to search for a parking spot for 30 minutes.

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