Re:How Can We Stop the CO2 That Plants Store from Leaking Ba...
by __MatrixMan__ on Tuesday April 18, 2023 @02:57PM
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I don't know about the primary destructive force, but on the whole I agree. A good start would be for the US to stop subsidizing fuel so that overly complex supply chains are more expensive to operate. Also, some kind of last-mile delivery system would be good: I die a little every time I take my 2000 lb car over the hill to get a 2 lb burrito.
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Re:How Can We Stop the CO2 That Plants Store from Leaking Ba...
by redeeman on Tuesday April 18, 2023 @05:30PM
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> I die a little every time I take my 2000 lb car over the hill to get a 2 lb burrito.
so.... dont? :)
Re:How Can We Stop the CO2 That Plants Store from Leaking Ba...
by __MatrixMan__ on Tuesday April 18, 2023 @05:38PM
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I usually don't, but sometimes I didn't plan ahead enough to cook at home, and my wife comes home exhausted. I just don't have the spine to demand that she bike a few miles for her dinner, nor do I want to bring her something cold.
Re:How Can We Stop the CO2 That Plants Store from Leaking Ba...
by redeeman on Tuesday April 18, 2023 @08:08PM
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im not saying you shouldnt do it, im just saying, it is your choice. I would personally not suggest you stop using the car
Re:How Can We Stop the CO2 That Plants Store from Leaking Ba...
by __MatrixMan__ on Wednesday April 19, 2023 @12:43AM
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oops, wrong r-username. Sorry for being a bit in your face about it. I was matching someone else's tone...