Gloomy

Gloomy, 1 day ago

Monculture only convert about half the Co2 that a real forest would.

Gloomy, 1 day ago

No, the person is right. It’s realy fucked up to eat and kill another sentient beeing to feed yourself, if your could just as easy not do so.

So you think grass and cows are comparable here? I’d be careful to judge others people’s intelligence if I where you.

Gloomy, 5 days ago

Well I guess this explains the whole best or random man on the woods thing.

Gloomy, 6 days ago

More like Captain Planet

Gloomy, 11 days ago

That would be cruel to the people hit by a natural Desaster, people that might not be on board with this law at all.

Further it would just give the right wings nuts a reason to point to how evil Democrats are.

I instead propose to create a safety fund on the federal level that can be used to support states hit by natural Desaster. Just call it something realy obvious, like the “Climate Change Damge Mitigation Fund”. Make it a requirement that states publicly announce how much money they are asking for from said fund.

Gloomy, 16 days ago

Lol

Gloomy, 19 days ago

Boost

https://mander.xyz/pictrs/image/45c9bee2-1c14-4070-90be-209c2afba385.png

Gloomy, 24 days ago

To be fair, many Youtuber and Tiktokers that are watched alternatively by younger people aren’t intellectual powerhouses presenting super complex content. Not that it’s not there, I have a couple of more informative-ish chanels I like to watch, but there is nothing intellectual challenging watching a video about the speedrun history of kings quest IV.

Gloomy, 24 days ago

After reading the comment again: yeah, you are right, I missed the point.

Unless of course you are suggesting that the generation viewing TikTok and YT are as vapid and shallow as the content they prefer?

No, not what I was suggesting at all.

Gloomy, 26 days ago

I quite liked Astrums cover of Voy 1 and 2.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbl_4TnPIGM&t=1059

Gloomy, 27 days ago

The problem is regulations that are different in the UK compared to those in the EU. It makes it complicated to import food.

Gloomy, 27 days ago

Rip TB

Gloomy, 28 days ago

Predictions that the nuclear exit would leave Germany forced to use more coal and facing rising prices and supply problems, meanwhile, have not transpired. In March 2023—the month before the phaseout—the distribution of German electricity generation was 53 percent renewable, 25 percent coal, 17 percent gas, and 5 percent nuclear. In March 2024, it was 60 percent renewable, 24 percent coal, and 16 percent gas.

Overall, the past year has seen record renewable power production nationwide, a 60-year low in coal use, sizeable emissions cuts, and decreasing energy prices.

This is my biggest take away from this article.

Gloomy, 27 days ago

Possible, but it isn’t and it hasn’t been since the 1970is. Given that reality I think it has been going into a sensible direction, because coal has been steadily falling since early 2000. The push for renewables has been a very direct result of the anti-nuclear movement, without it there might not have been any wish to transition towards them.

Gloomy, 29 days ago

Well, considering the number of killings David did he is not wrong.