Global Warming

It occurred to me that to even remotely balance the environment, majority of society would basically have to live similar to the Amish. Not to sound pessimistic, but I think it is hopeless as I seriously doubt majority people are willing to give up their current lifestyles for anything less.

Best answer: No, I don't think so.

I asked a similar question along those lines a few months ago: "Hypothetically, what would be the conservative/libertarian way of quickly switching away from fossil fuels?" and those people that were the most anti-government free marketeers simply had no answer.

I think a solution could be found that emphasized free market principles as much as possible, but the free market people here found it easier to claim there was no problem than to try to formulate a solution. They would rail against higher taxes or government regulations, but simply could not come up with any actual solution.

What our society needs to do is to move beyond denying what is obviously a problem and start thinking about what solution we can find that will cause the least disruption, but the science deniers do not want the discussion to progress that far, so instead they lie about the science.

Geology is a key science to help our understanding of earth’s past climate. Yet, once again, the corrupt UN IPCC will deliver another biased report in 2022 that excludes ANY geologists. Geologist, Dr Roger Higgs exposes the reasons for this shameful omission in his paper ‘IPCC Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change next report (AR6, due 2022) − 784 authors, yes 784, but again NO geologists!‘ https://principia-scientific.org/what-gi...

to disrupt London's infrastructure for the 3rd day.These idiots need a lesson in common sense. How did they get to London in the first place-did they walk,ride a bike or hitch hike-I doubt it.Yes they used cars,public and private transport.What complete hypocrites! And now they are going to disrupt the London Underground

Not to mention a growing number of the public,his base included.

Fires burning in vineyards to protect them from frost in France in the middle of April 2019.

I documented in another question how 88-95 percent of plastic comes from 10 world rivers. They are all in Asia and Africa. (I can cite that again if needed). The US has vastly curbed a lot of pollution problems. Lake Erie has been cleaned up. Asbestos use is greatly reduced. There is no more lead in paint. Cars are about as clean and efficient as they are going to get without a major trade off. About the only thing left to do with cars is eliminate the combustible engine. I am sure that is fine with many, especially those who don't even know the meaning of combustion. Diminishing return or not?

Bill Title: Relating to a restriction on restaurants providing single-use plastic straws to consumers; declaring an emergency. Summary: Prohibits food and beverage provider or convenience store from providing single-use plastic straw to consumer unless consumer specifically requests single-use plastic straw SB 90A, Oregon State Legislature: https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2019R1/...

Best answer: Their GDP per capita is low.

India's GDP per capita is $2,036
China's GDP per capita is $10,153
USA's GDP per capita is $65,062

US has lust for infinite growth and consumption.

The top 1 percent of wealthy Americans are responsible for this

Best answer: I believe in nonviolence

Best answer: I honestly don't know why anyone would want to have alien like creatures roaming in the street where you can't tell what the fk it is or which way it's trying to go, but this is sadly 2019, the current year, as they keep telling us, so fk it, don't ask questions, BECAUSE IT'S THE CURRENT FKING YEAR, THE PRESENT, BECAUSE THAT MEANS WHATEVER THE FK IT MEANS, SO DON'T ASK QUESTIONSSSS.

If you haven't noticed, we're fighting cancer. They're just like cancer these freaks. They live just to do it, and then die, just like cancer, and the cancer will not be pleased until it takes down the whole body (and even then it won't be pleased).

Best answer: You can only find that answer in the pear reviewed journalz

Best answer: Things will be better the sooner we take action.

There is a certain amount of climate change that we're already stuck with because of how we've changed the atmosphere.

Best answer: Trust nobody and you wont be disappointed

Best answer: It needs a line about the peer reviewed journals.