Climate: How much climate emissions come from beef?
Beef cattle produce 3.3% of all US greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, we must ban meat. It's Sciencetm!
Climate: Ban all meat – and rice too!
To save the climate we should ban all food production: Increase in rice farming in sub-Saharan Africa found to be producing rising amounts of methane (msn.com)
Climate: House plants bad for the climate
A WaPo storyteller says we need to rethink having house plants - bad for climate!
Climate: To prevent climate change, use sailing ships
Oddly enough, I met the captain of a late 19th century sailing ship. Seriously. Click to read how that happened.
Climate: Hannah Ritchie – “Not the End of the World”
Good to see a few more influential people being sensible and seeing that doomerism is gone off scale.
Energy: People who use massive amounts of energy
They were spending almost $1,000 per month on home energy costs! Hello? That's crazy.
Climate: Use bamboo toilet paper to save the climate
We should use bamboo-based toilet paper at 4.5x the cost because it is allegedly better for the environment?
Climate: End inequality to stop climate change
To stop climate change, we must end inequality, make everyone poor, because paying for climate mitigations costs too much.... or something.
EVs: How many miles needed to drive before an EV has a minor reduction in carbon emissions?
It depends - how many cars do you have? Also, converting all light cars to EVs has a minimal reduction on carbon emissions.
Climate: WE MUST BAN meat, dairy, eggs, cheese, yogurt, cream and ice cream
We must ban meat, eggs, dairy, ice cream, cheese and more. This will be entirely supportable and sustainable for sure.
Climate: Stop washing clothes to save the Climate
Jeans should only be washed once per month: Scientists Are Urging Us To Wash Our Clothes Less To Help The Planet | World Economic Forum (weforum.org)
Follow up, Climate: What caused the Maui wildfires
After the Maui fire in summer of 2023, the media quickly blamed climate change and a hurricane. Neither were true.
Climate: Food uses up all the carbon emissions budget; stop eating?
Yep, we need to stop eating. And breathing - we emit CO2 and methane.
Climate: We eat 38% less beef than we did in 1975
In 1975, Americans on average ate close to 90 pounds of beef each year. That has now dipped to around 57 pounds, and chicken has assumed beef’s place as the…