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bnogal t1_j58iil8 wrote

Reply to comment by 94746382926 in Carbon capture nets 2 billion tonnes of CO2 each year — but it's not enough. As well as cutting emissions, governments need to ramp up investment in carbon dioxide removal technologies to hit climate goals. by filosoful

You just need to use that trees later on.

Build CLT structures per example. Fornitures.

They could easily reduce taxes for CLT material and sustainable wood fornitures. So we store that trees for longer.

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bnogal t1_j4adqnw wrote

Reply to comment by xieta in Cancer vaccines are showing promise. Here’s how they work. by nastratin

If they know they work mainly for the original virus. Why to request them now that the variants of the virus bypassed the original vaccine

Even more stupid, you may test to have good defenses, as you had other vaccines and passed different version of the virus twice. But still they want you to have their approved vaccines for the alpha variant. A test showing your body will deal with it is not valid.

I don't say vaccines are wrong, just the measures they use seems to me unethical.

I am talking about the situation now, January 2023.

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bnogal t1_j48u75s wrote

Reply to comment by xieta in Cancer vaccines are showing promise. Here’s how they work. by nastratin

Then why it is obligatory to have the FIRST two vaccines to enter USA, even if it is not obligatory for everyone over there.

It's just about money.

Also, every country request to have their own vaccines. If you travel to China you are required the china one, to USA, the USA one, to Russia, the Russian one.

I trust the vaccines but it is just funny.

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bnogal t1_j0yhrwu wrote

Reply to Which theory about aliens is the most likely? by [deleted]

Other alien civilizations were unable to leave their planet because they had a capitalism system that allowed the child of rich mining bussiness owners to fill the space around their planet of garbage

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