luckyhedron
luckyhedron t1_j8s90e3 wrote
Reply to Utah lawmakers say more information on golf course water might lead to ‘uninformed’ conclusions by ghosr
“Rules for thee, not for me!”, say Mormons time and time again. If they aren’t willing to redevelop it, well, fields can be burnt!!
luckyhedron t1_ixxtpyr wrote
Reply to comment by MacAttack2015 in Scientists have discovered that plastic pollution in Antarctica is as bad as everywhere else on the planet. Most of the microfibres were found in air samples, meaning that Antarctic animals and seabirds could very well be breathing them in. by Wagamaga
It is consumption altogether that is the problem. The writing on the wall that everyone refuses to see, the truth that always gets you labeled a doomsday cultist and a cynic, is that we are FUCKED. Your purchases at the grocery store do nothing to stop these things from being minted and then thrown in the dirt whether its bought up or not. This planet will cease to support life within your children or grandchildren's lifespans, and it will not recover until basically the face of the earth is remade through geological processes. And you can thank your grandparents for setting this all in motion. More people, does not mean more good in the world. The best thing any of us could do at this point is just die at a scale that is completely incomprehensible to any of us, and absolutely nobody is gonna vote 'yes' on that on a referendum, it's just human nature to not wanna die.
luckyhedron t1_jdob8sq wrote
Reply to Xcel Energy to power down Monticello nuclear plant early after more radioactive water leaks out by VaccumSaturdays
And yet nobody is gonna end up in a supermax prison cell over this like they ought to.