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Blue1234567891234567 t1_j6ojoge wrote
Reply to comment by Anachron101 in Medical marijuana approval to distribute to residents in Georgia by Sariel007
Immediately disinterested
doctorsylph t1_j6oj3pe wrote
Amazing news! And what a cute squirrel!
Umjeprost t1_j6ohk5o wrote
Reply to comment by AjaxBrozovic in Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
I know Germany has wasted a ton of money on solar and wind but there's nuclear as well. The political will to change was definitely missing and is now expedited because of Russia.
Iaculator t1_j6ohhzl wrote
Reply to comment by Duodriedmango in ‘Rarest of the rare’: B.C’s newest conservancy protects globally imperilled rainforest by ruckusss
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mjfi4cp2 t1_j6ogzn1 wrote
Reply to comment by pbizzle in Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
2022 may have been the turning point.
AjaxBrozovic t1_j6ogyed wrote
Reply to comment by Umjeprost in Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
Solar technology has improved leaps and bounds in the past 10 years, making it more affordable. It's easy to make demands for something to be done earlier but you have to take R&D into account.
heavymetalhikikomori t1_j6ofitk wrote
Reply to comment by xspike_spiegelc in Researchers develop coating that prevents synthetic fabrics from shedding harmful microplastics in the wash by Ok_Champion6840
Hemp is a great material for fabrics and had been cultivated extensively in the US back to Colonial times
Umjeprost t1_j6ofd7n wrote
Reply to Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
They could've done this 10 years ago but no, they were happy about status quo until Russia got crazy.
ChemsAndCutthroats t1_j6obusf wrote
Reply to US renewable energy farms outstrip 99% of coal plants economically – study | US news by Ok_Champion6840
Now if only government will stop subsidizing coal. I don't know why we should even need to burn coal in the 21st century.
AGassyGoomy t1_j6o9u59 wrote
Reply to US renewable energy farms outstrip 99% of coal plants economically – study | US news by Ok_Champion6840
Now is this 99 percent of US coal plants or 99 percent worldwide?
uatme t1_j6o68au wrote
15 minutes transit? Bus/Tube/Taxi
15 minute walk?
15 minute speed of sound?
15 minute speed of light?
Checks article and its... walks!
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Reply to comment by pbizzle in Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
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StooStooStoodio t1_j6nz42k wrote
Reply to comment by GFere in Researchers develop coating that prevents synthetic fabrics from shedding harmful microplastics in the wash by Ok_Champion6840
Coating found to cause massive reproduction failures in fish: Fish stocks collapse. Billions may starve
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SilverNicktail t1_j6nyj8h wrote
Reply to comment by kuriteru in Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
Hahah what absolute bollocks. I think the energy crisis might have been caused by a certain nation deciding to start a certain invasion, no? Followed by that free market conservatives love so much enabling massive price gouging? You know there's no actual shortage of supply right?
Oh hang on, you're whingeing about "globalism", so I'm gonna guess you haven't got the best grasp of the European energy market.
SilverNicktail t1_j6nxwba wrote
Water full of shit for the next 30 years, let's not go giving the fuckin' Tories any credit on that one. Or are they planning on sea level rises to take care of that requirement?
LunacyFringe t1_j6nvufn wrote
Reply to Researchers develop coating that prevents synthetic fabrics from shedding harmful microplastics in the wash by Ok_Champion6840
SO much easier to just wear cotton, hemp, bamboo, banana leaf textiles.
kyjolski t1_j6nv3tl wrote
Reply to comment by kuriteru in Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
We're doing fine, thanks.
GFere t1_j6ntazb wrote
Reply to Researchers develop coating that prevents synthetic fabrics from shedding harmful microplastics in the wash by Ok_Champion6840
future newsline: Coating adheres to human skin and sometimes into the stomach liner preventing it from absorbing nutrients
kuriteru t1_j6nt4r1 wrote
Reply to Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
they shut down the vast majority of their other nuclear, coal and lng power plants causing an energy crisis thats forcing people to revert to wood fire heating their homes while wearing half their wardrobes, all to try and prove a hairbrained globalist point
pbizzle t1_j6nsm6a wrote
Reply to Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
Can we actually do this? Will we survive?
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xspike_spiegelc t1_j6nr2h1 wrote
Reply to Researchers develop coating that prevents synthetic fabrics from shedding harmful microplastics in the wash by Ok_Champion6840
Stop using synthetic fabrics. Start using more cotton, wool, alpaca hair, bamboo, etc
Cookie_Emperor t1_j6nk4zd wrote
Reply to comment by Atlas_from_the_North in Researchers develop coating that prevents synthetic fabrics from shedding harmful microplastics in the wash by Ok_Champion6840
I think you vastly underestimate how much plastic we use and how optimized it is.
The global production of new plastics is a few hundred million tons per year, not including textiles (elastan, nylon and anything polyester is plastic). Then we have a ton of different kinds of plastics, mixed with thousands of different other components, to get the right results. A producer of packaging machines once said their most complex machine is for wrapping cheese, as that were like 5 layers of different plastics with different functions. Masks and other PPE is also mostly just plastic, and one of the really resilient kind.
We can substitute a lot of plastic, or simply not use anything as a substitute in some cases (thinking of the image of peeled oranges in plastic containers here, thats a complete waste), but that is way harder to do than people like to think. There is another reason than just cost why we use plastics.
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Reply to comment by AjaxBrozovic in Wind and solar were EU’s top electricity source in 2022 for first time ever by bayesian_acolyte
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