• Sibbo@sopuli.xyz
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    5 hours ago

    Only if it doesn’t get ripped open by satellites burning up at high altitude again.

  • umbrella
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    12 hours ago

    contrary to climate change we took that one actually seriously.

    we humans are very much able to solve all of our (human made) problems perfectly well, no matter how bad things are looking.

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      5 hours ago

      I’m somewhat pessimistic. Even if humans zeroed every single pollution, it won’t be free on us, there’s a bill to be paid, and Mother Nature will effectively charge us for this debt. And it’ll not be cheap.

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        4 hours ago

        humans are ingenious and adaptable. but we will have to get up from our collective asses to make any viable solution happen.

        a fire is lit under us and i think its a matter of time, the sooner the better.

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      10 hours ago

      Eh. The solution to the ozone layer was to replace refrigerant A with refrigerant B. A 1:1 swap that required very little effort from anybody.

      Getting off fossil fuels more or less mandates an entire global paradigm shift in how we do basically everything. The entire global economy of the past 200 years has been built off an unsustainable energy source.

      Sure, we can replace gas with batteries, but every step of the way is going to require small changes in how people do things, and they’re going to be very resistant to that.

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        6 hours ago

        the key was that the producers had to be forced to take action, as consumers had very little agency in choosing cfcs.

        no ad campaign for individual responsibility there, as there was really nothing you could do.

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    12 hours ago

    Cool but with all the deniers we should probably stop posting achievements like this.