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Nope...

Grow more trees
Save the rivers
Stop wasting energy
Transportation - everyone owns a car nowadays. Use public transport
Stop burning fossil fuel
Learn to adapt


Listen to this, it might change your perspective.


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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Royricky09 I'll repeat since your response is the only response that gives any alternatives.

Hydrogen fuel cells are the answer. See my comment.
@DeWayfarer thanks.... If we look at the percentage, it's energy production/industry (~70%)

This is also necessary....imagine if everyone starts to follow it, how fast it would make a difference.

Grow more trees
Save the rivers
Stop wasting energy
Transportation - everyone owns a car nowadays. Use public transport
Stop burning fossil fuel
Learn to adapt

If we get rid of the soap dodging tree huggers, global warming would disappear overnight
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout let's agree to let the West burn. Y'all burn, baby! It's a culture war thing, you're to be encouraged! No tree hugging. Burn, baby drill and - whatever, everything and nothing, huhh?
Thevy29 · 41-45, M
I used to think that solution would have worked 20, 30 years ago. and since we ignored the climate boffins we were past the point of saving ourselves. But then Covid happened. People stayed indoors. They didn't drive or operate the factories that pollute the air and water and the Earth sighed in relief. Climate change can be reversed.
If all the cars in the world went electric it would reduce emissions by, what, 10%?
GoFish ·
nah the world is fine they are just being drama queens
pikminboy · 31-35, M
@GoFish do you realise north countries get 40 C degrees during summer which isnt suposed to be normal
GoFish ·
@pikminboy hmmm this world is going to burn anyway eventually there's nothing we can do about it it's inevitable
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
There are alternatives once the greed is removed.

Ask why hydrogen fuel cells are not the standard, just as one example. It's not as if they don't already exist.





Hydrogen is everywhere. That is the problem. They can't monetize it to their satisfaction.

Water is hydrogen fuel cells emissions.
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Ducky · 31-35, F
Why did this make me laugh irl? 😂
ArishMell · 70-79, M
Not cars as such; but we will have to find sensible alternatives to hydrocarbon fuels for most forms of transport without replacing one problem with others, and that is proving far harder than it seems.

It's relatively easy for the railways. Electric traction was proven in the late-19C and most countries with extensive railway systems use electrical power for many if not all routes.

For anything else, electrical power is much more difficult. Not impossible, obviously, but bringing other problems in its wake.

And we still have to generate all the electricity needed.

There is still a lot of resistance even to the basic problem of climate-change as well, driven by shallow politics, commerce and at a personal level, "petrol-head" vanity and ignorance; but that is slowly fading.
alongalone · M
From what I've heard or read, it's already too late. The sixth mass extinction is here and it ain't going away
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