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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>so ... what should I do? >replace my pans >Get a reverse osmosis filter. Replace your cookware with something that doesn't contain PFAS. Don't use storage containers for food with PFAS. Check your water bottles. Oh, so a
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Weird. The thing you claim to be an activist for happens hardly ever, comparing the number of engagements citizens have with police. The violation of your rights described on the slippery slope here is happening to everyone all the time.
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
You should downvote your own comment so that the comments which promote her work and career are above yours. The article mentions specifically in the note about backlash and vitriol that feminists need to give room for someone like her to &
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
You could have just said 12GW hydro and left it at that. Their baseline power is supplied.
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
At this point can we not just state plainly, the whole denial argument is predicated on politics?
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Most cars are still sold without turbocharging. We are nowhere near maximizing combustion vehicles. That 100hp/l is somewhat in contradiction to your arguement. The wide array of technologies for injection and burn efficiency are sti
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Sorry, this doesnt pass the smell test. Snopes was a thing and that's about it. "Fact Checking" was most definitely not a common, headline news tagline until Trump. If you genuinely cant see the problem with intelligence agen
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Yeah, i dont have to read that link to know it's garbage. Guess what the concentration of coal is when mined. Clue: 100. Guess the concentration of metal in ores when mined.... Please don't be misled by these types of fallacious
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
What does a battery weigh? Do you know that conventional gas is delivered to homes around the country, currently, on a semi-annual basis to supply total heating needs, by truck? The infrastructure is nill for fuel cell vehicles. Battery veh
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Not to be a doomer here, but have you considered what it will take in mining to achieve your goal? Not the least of which is the energy required to accomplish the task. It is worth a moment of your time to understand. At 82kgs of copper per
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
> between the 1950s and the 1980s, the temperature of the Antarctic Southern Ocean rose by 0.17 °C (0.31 °F), nearly twice the rate of the global ocean. >The warming rate varies with depth: at a depth of a thousand metres the warming
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
The very first article is a left leaning fact check. This needs work to be what you claim. You've baked in bias and report it without emotion
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
> In the case of the TOG system, the network has existed outside regular Justice Department computer systems for years. There is a significant reason for this.... >Other law enforcement officials describe the TOG as full of technical
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Do you have a point? I have missed it.
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Effectively. US universities work on a growth model, expanding their student body and capital investment for tax purposes and to increase profits. There is always some school that will accept a student for the sake of those unforgivable g
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
What about when seaweed is added to the feed which reduces methane emmission by 70%? The numbers that go into these approximations are not reliable and that's the problem with trying to have some exacting figure 20-28 and use that to c
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
One thing that is missing from his list is diet. Not sure what you eat, but if you told me you were eating fresh fruits and fermented vegetables daily and avoided most processed foods, I would be shocked. He mentioned "supplementation
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
That's a reasonable and fair argument I can accept. However, I think the idea of the "anti-renewablist" is misguided. There are sceptics who fear advancements for the sake of advancement alone. Plastics are one perfect exa
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>turned in to food... I should hope they just keep it food. ; I was commenting more on the uses of government subsidy. Unless things changed significantly in more recent years, ethanol was never all that affordable. To wit: "...53
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
This sounds great and seems like a 'no brainer' if you grew up in the desert. I wonder why these studies don't focus more attention on current infrastructure though. Urban buildings have equally massive footprints and are alr
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
And it's such a shit product... Subsidy to set food production at odds with energy is a colossal error
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
> in soil from CdTe panels, their methodology is to grind the panel into a fine powder and scatter that on the ground. Sounds a bit off, but consider the effect of having the glass thrown into a landfill where it will be bulldozed, day
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
You seem educated on some matters, so please reply here. My physics education stopped at modern physics (optics, general relativity) so I'm missing the core mathematics of quantum mechanics and deeper dives into particle physics. In
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
It is just strange to read this list as if it isn't a normal part of life. Your first five-seven are just standard day to day living and if you lived that way, it seems to me you would never experience "long covid". Note: Mar
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>culture of success There is the crux. Bad cultures exist and we dont need to celebrate them. Bad culture drags everyone down and makes society worse.
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>highest ranking engineering By defintion some of the highest performing students who must compete for entry. These are not apples alike.
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Why does everything require framing? News should tell the events and leave it at that. Framing serves only to politicize.
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
> Pentagon officials acknowledge the documents are real... To start, NPR.... This is about all you need to read to know this is likely US propaganda. Pentagon officials never acknowledge leaked top secret documents. It's top sec
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Dont you find it somewhat curious that you, in your echochamber of Maddow/Mueller, have not heard of this very real thing contrary to what you would like to believe is true? And when confronted with information that taints your view, y
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
The Biden administration is draining the US of a military asset for political points.

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