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wtdata
7y ago
You are just validating my point with that "per capita" narrative. The point is simple: you want to pretend your are saving the planet by allowing China and India to increase their emissions, more than USA and EU will ever be able
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7y ago
My arguments are the facts. Climate action, measuring exactly this, has China as doing "OK" and India as doing "great" when their comulative projected ”increase" by 2030 will be similar than all present emissions by
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7y ago
I know I will be downvoted for stating a fact but I agree with you. The gist of the so called environmentalists is (factually, these really are their proposals when you look at their numbers): ok USA and EU, you have to urgently stop your e
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7y ago
I am also old enough to remember how the Ozone Layer would doom us all and that even if we stopped all CFC emission immediately, it would still take 4 centuries to recover. Reality: Even with China still misbehaving about CFCs emissions, th
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And add the problem with plastics with the fact that this marketing stunt with pyramidal tea bags, occupies about 3x more volume and as such take 3x more resources to store and transport than traditional tea bags.
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7y ago
There is no going back about cleaning plastics by traditional methods now unfortunately. The only real solution I see is if we bio-engineer some bacteria/microorganism capable of decomposing it and release it in the environment. It mig
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7y ago
Well, it's very good for still images, problem is, it doesn't work well on videos, since the way it works is not temporally consistent.
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7y ago
I don't like Trump, he is mostly wrong, but pretending absolutely everything he says is wrong, is a dangerous proposition. I still think these wind farms are vastly positive, but we should recognize the problem with bird populations, a
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7y ago
Well, my agenda is about reducing global CO2 emissions so that we can save the planet. But, there is nothing wrong with you having your agenda... just don't go around pretending you are pushing it due to environmental concerns.
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7y ago
> The poor in India should increase their emissions, because otherwise they'll die. Life expectancy has risen from 40 to 68 years since the 60s. So, you are saying that CO2 emissions are actually good for the population and the way
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7y ago
When is enough just enough? Do the costumers really care about reducing a further 1mm from the thickness of a laptop sacrificing: keyboard usability, battery life and number of ports?
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7y ago
> They are doing what everyone else has done in the same circumstance. We already established those aren't the same circumstances at all: - 1st: we didn't have even 1/4 of the Indian population density when we were having
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7y ago
What do you mean? It's not your racism that has you stating that someone in a country with a very good track record when it comes to CO2 emissions (and a number of other environmental aspects) should stop having children, so that someo
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7y ago
I also had a hunch that you interest isn't really about saving the planet but in supporting the implementation of your ideological agenda.
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7y ago
> I assume you're following through with your convictions and will remain child free? No, I will remain with my child at replacement rate (a little below actually), like my parents and my grandparents did (and all parents and grandp
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> But if you are from a country that has high per-capita emissions (I'm assuming you are from one) then your country is much more responsible for the problem. It's interesting that you expect someone in a country that has 1 bro
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> Good luck stopping us. It's so sad that you don't even realize that: 1. You are doming us all, you included. 2. India will actually be one of the first countries to deeply suffer from an increase in temperature. > Guess wh
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> We are already close to replacement levels We are at those levels for almost 50 years now in "the west". Guess you are conveniently disregarding the mess you created over this last half century(and long before when the growth
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7y ago
All this does is to move business out of EU. We are now worst that when we started: Still no right to privacy and now, loosing our companies.
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7y ago
What Earth does care about, is when you decide that's a good idea to have on average more than 4 children per couple over the last 2 generations in India [1] instead of only 2 or even less children per couple like in USA or the EU [2].
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7y ago
> Nature doesn't care about country borders. You are right, what nature actually cares greatly, is about exponential population growth with no regard for future sustainability. Maybe we should look at India's over-population be
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7y ago
Well, this might actually be very good for the environment. Like the environmentalist keep repeating, the expectation of eternal economic growth is having a big toll on the environment and India was set to almost double their (already quite
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7y ago
No, that's the consumers in emergent economies. In the 1st world things are working properly. That's the all gist about meat consumption: let's look at all the problems meat production has in emergent and 3rd world countries
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7y ago
The sentence is written in English, there is no Spanish language in the sentence to be erased.
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7y ago
Let's please stop with the vegan fallacy. Cutting all meat production (and it's support industries) in USA and EU together, would have an impact of the global emissions of only 1%. [1] [2] The more we try to mix personal ideolog
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Are you trying to imply China's disregard for human rights is on the same level as USA and Japan?
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India has 3x the population density of European Union. Surely the problem starts there.
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This article start right away by lying using the disinformation machine that is setup about these mob outrage issues. Right away in the subtitle: "The controversial pioneer of free software resigned from MIT over his remarks on Jeffrey
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The most interesting part of this tweet, is that when faced with a situation that you have to decide if it was technical glitch or the Illuminati, people just go on and believe it was the Illuminati.
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7y ago
That article is an exaggeration that doesn't reflect the truth. This article explains the real events factually (letting for you to decide what you think is right or wrong) and without hyperbole: https://itsfoss.com/ric
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