Sieze all the assets of the political and fossil fuel elites, then move them real close to the ocean.

Turn it into a reality TV show called Accountability

Plenty of people care, but the aristocracy spends literally billions of dollars on propaganda every year to fight information.

Like the rich? This isn't an issue individuals can affect, the are society wide systemic problems and you and me don't have a whole to do with things that could actually make an impact

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By my calculations, this predicts about an inch of sea level rise every three years. Hopefully this will give civilization enough time to slowly move away from the current sea level.

Seems to be a common thread among the bulk of scientists in this field. I took an interest in this as a neuroscientist and watched some conference presentations because the lay media poorly presented. Amusingly, most people took time to subtly throw shade at people like Simard.

My brother and I are not allowed to play family games as a team because if this.

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Here’s a review that discusses a lot about caffeine and it’s metabolites effects. Generally, apparently, caffeine intake reduces fatty deposits in the liver as well as risk of hepatitis and cancers of the liver.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25291138/

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It’s called healing. And the article is soft style capitalist propaganda

Yeah, but it’s not a full sequence, just markers. So what are they going to do? Longitudinal studies to figure out the impacts of certain gene mutations… oh no..

I mean, the powers-that-be are not even trying to reach zero emissions. Big Oil is still running the world, and they intend to make every last penny from the last drop of oil.

It will be a great day when Big Oil doesn’t run the world. As long as there is a manageable world left.

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Dammit, can’t I just have one thing I like that isn’t gonna somehow kill/bankrupt/disfigure me??

Yeah, blame the poor people who live week to week and not the multinational corporations dumping garbage into the sea and spewing poison into the air by the tons.

100 companies cause 70% of all emissions. And renewables haven’t taken off to the point where everyone can power their homes and vehicles totally sustainably. So if given the choice to freeze in the winter and burn in the summer, I’m positive the majority of the population will continue to pay their gas and electric bills and drive their cars to continue to survive.

If the government and corporations wanted to force significant change that would allow everyone to live more sustainably, they could do it. But they don’t. And don’t tell us that biking to work and using paper straws will help, because we’re not the ones mass producing all this garbage for consumption.

What you’re suggesting is that I change my lifestyle while also relying on my neighbor to voluntarily their habits; if it’s not a government regulation, it’s not going to happen in meaningful enough numbers. The burden isn’t on individuals; it’s on governments and corporations.

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You should be concerned about the uses you haven't imagined, rather than the ones you already have. DNA is what makes you, YOU, and once that information is outside your control, there's nothing you can do to change it.