Recent comments in /f/UpliftingNews
Skullerprop t1_j3vpirn wrote
Reply to comment by Belawzi in The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
The same way we understand how gravity works and why the planets rotate around the Sun and the moons around the planets. Science.
And then you have stupid people who are unable to understand any bit of science and then decide for themselves: “no, this is not possible. It can’t be”. Sweet ignorance!
Skullerprop t1_j3vpc6w wrote
Reply to comment by AWL_cow in The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
Something tells me your opinions don’t need evidence. Just preconceptions and wrong understanding of a rumour would suffice for you.
Y34rZer0 t1_j3voc4b wrote
Reply to comment by Llanite in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Faith in what they say being true.
I don’t mean to get into the morals of it completely, I just meant to say that when I saw our greenhouse emissions were Drop in the ocean compared to what they put out it was disheartening. I’m sad for the planet I guess..
Ch0senjuan t1_j3vnbmf wrote
Reply to comment by Smallmyfunger in The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
R-22 discontinued as well for stuff like R-410A.
I just wanted to sound smart :P
BoxytheBandit t1_j3vn0vl wrote
Reply to The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
That'll be real handy for the next civilisation that comes along after we finish trashing this place, and the Earth has enough of our shit and either burns us or freezes us to death
fit_geek t1_j3vksua wrote
Reply to comment by mrg158 in A metal band getting an education award. by WirrkopfP
In that case, I believe, you've never been to a metal show. A bunch of happy folk in leather and denim.
Metal shows are a bunch of people coming home to their clan and having a good time.
nIBLIB t1_j3vkmp9 wrote
Reply to comment by Curse3242 in The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
When every climate scientist on the planet is in agreement, I choose to believe them. But, sure, there’s a chance they’re all lying and the UN and every government are all in on it in an effort for you to buy a different version of the same brand of hairspray. Because that makes sense…
Llanite t1_j3vket1 wrote
Reply to comment by Y34rZer0 in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Why faith? 🤷♂️
If you're buying plastic bags, they will make plastic bags. If you buy paper bags, they will make paper bags. They literally onlu make what you want to buy. It's not like they produce stuff and shove it into a blackhole.
Y34rZer0 t1_j3vk49r wrote
Reply to comment by Llanite in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
I’m not blaming the Chinese people, but I have zero faith in the current leadership
PrettiKinx t1_j3vk1g0 wrote
Reply to comment by BigGreenBallOfLuck in The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
Lol right!
SergeantSchmidt t1_j3vjhjq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Heartwarming video: Doggy ‘daycare’ bus in Alaska goes viral on TikTok by citytiger
But not the daycare bus! Doggos deserver it
Llanite t1_j3vixtv wrote
Reply to comment by Y34rZer0 in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Because they have more people? Half of Chinese population doesn't even own a gasoline vehicle or AC and their diet is 60% vegetable.
Y34rZer0 t1_j3vitmw wrote
Reply to comment by Llanite in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Then why are they the largest single greenhouse gas produces?
Yulvex t1_j3vij8m wrote
Reply to The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
Heard this from my father, he's like the only person I know that manages to find positive news
Llanite t1_j3viidg wrote
Reply to comment by Y34rZer0 in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
If China stop producing your crap and your country has to make them yourself, yours will be up there with the rest of the manufacturing world.
China literally produces stuff for entire world to use and their emission per capita doesn't even get into top 40. Something to think about.
SpiderMcLurk t1_j3vhubo wrote
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Reply to comment by SilverNicktail in Farmer Geoff Stevens has converted a formerly cold barn into a warming room for vulnerable people in Suffolk. He insulated it, got a log burner working, and added a kitchen and he's just opened it to the public in 2022 after plans to convert it to a café in 2020 were delayed. (links in comments) by whatatwit
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Mysterious_Emotion t1_j3vgted wrote
Reply to comment by faciepalm in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Won’t have to wait that long. Polar icecaps are still around and it’s already happening. Mass extinction events, micro-plastics and synthetic toxic chemicals in all corners of the world, including living things like us, mountains upon mountains of waste from all industries piled up in backwater countries, facilities and infrastructures not able to keep up and withstand climate swings, many people dying….gonna be a pretty amazing fireworks display to look forward to.
ElectrikDonuts t1_j3vgo19 wrote
Reply to comment by Erazerhead-5407 in Walmart cashier, 82, retires after TikTok raises $100,000 by greatestmofo
Its boomers and their corporations stealing from boomers. Redfin just declared millennials the “room mate generation”. Millennials and younger are too busy paying for boomers tax cuts to fund their own retirement 50 years from now…
faciepalm t1_j3vflwl wrote
Reply to comment by Mysterious_Emotion in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Carbon capture without alternative energy source is literally virtue signalling too. That's what their hydrogen bullshit is about too, natural gas converted to hydrogen while still releasing the same amount of carbon dioxide. Oil companies are not trying to help at all and they dont even deserve to help, all their money, assets etc should be stripped off them and used towards actual preventative measures.
When I meant the oh shit climate change is a real issue moment that's when millions are starving, regions are getting hammered so often they cant even repair etc. When the polar ice is already long gone
K4m30 t1_j3verud wrote
Reply to Farmer Geoff Stevens has converted a formerly cold barn into a warming room for vulnerable people in Suffolk. He insulated it, got a log burner working, and added a kitchen and he's just opened it to the public in 2022 after plans to convert it to a café in 2020 were delayed. (links in comments) by whatatwit
In the future uplifting news will be the removal of hostile architecture to allow homeless people to sleep on park Benches. And everything is chrome.
Mysterious_Emotion t1_j3ve9wa wrote
Reply to comment by faciepalm in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Emissions reversal ain’t happening within our lifetime, nor our children’s lifetime….maybe in their children’s lifetime, but that could be a stretch by a large margin. Oil companies seem to be hinging their bets on carbon capture (at least one of their big bets), so they think eventually they can make it a “closed loop” system, emit, capture, emit, capture in an ever ongoing cycle, so in the meantime, it’s full steam ahead for them drilling, refining, emitting, all while majority of consumers will continue to use. Until the societies finds a way to run the world through some other economic means, the Earth is gonna get major wrecked.
Smallmyfunger t1_j3ve8p1 wrote
Reply to comment by CheesyBurgs in The ozone layer is on track to recover in the next 40 years, the United Nations says by ascendingthemountain
Pretty sure that's why "freon" being used as a refridgerant was discontinued/switched to R134 etc., and automotive paint switched to water-based.
[deleted] t1_j3vpzsr wrote
Reply to comment by outamyhead in Missing NYC woman who vanished after New Year's Eve subway ride found safe by AmethystOrator
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