Re:The Coming Food Catastrophe
by LordDragonfang on Thursday May 19, 2022 @07:05PM
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Ironically, favoring public transport (which includes a good deal of walking) and bicycling is negatively impacted by the global calorie shortage, bringing us full circle.
I would think feeding corn to a human is more energy-efficient than turning it into biofuel and burning that in an engine, although now I'm curious exactly how the two compare.
Idk man I could lose 80 pounds. Iām optimistic.
Re:The Coming Food Catastrophe
by selectodude on Thursday May 19, 2022 @08:24PM
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Heh if you include the spare tire around most American men, we could do with a few years of calorie shortage.
Enclosed spaces with the general public in a still ongoing pandemic?
Also:
"In a recent survey, 99% of respondents felt everyone else should use public transit"
> Enclosed spaces with the general public in a still ongoing pandemic?
I'll concede that there's a point there. However - the world states with the best covid "performance" in terms of deaths/capita etc. have much better developed and widely used public transport systems.
5. Stop using private vehicles so much in favor of public transport + bicycles.
Et voila, no more fuel shortage.
... of course, this is even more easier-said-than-done for the US :-(