Nope. Net-zero emissions by 2050 is a vague sham of a goal supported by the fossil fuel industry. Big oil actually plans to INCREASE fossil fuel production and use "planting trees" and "carbon capture" to justify expansion of resource consumption.
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Nope. Net-zero emissions by 2050 is a vague sham of a goal supported by the fossil fuel industry. Big oil actually plans to INCREASE fossil fuel production and use "planting trees" and "carbon capture" to justify expansion of resource consumption.
I have lemmyshitpost, foodporn, and pics blocked. My kbin experience has pretty much gone back to normal. 😃
Apollo seems incredibly smart. I'm sure this is the right answer. I hope july 1st is wild and we get more users
I thought it had to do with user count, and the new influx of spammy users from reddit
No please, I need the money
Tokyo Night is awesome on dark reader mode. Nice work devs. 😀👍
I read this as "Karen".
No, carbon offsetting doesnt work. Only actual emission reduction
Of course they think that, because the EPA will do whatever it can to pad it's emissions ratings for the Paris Climate Accord. Carbon offsetting does not work, due to wildfire and insect risk.
Sources:
https://www.motherjones.com/...
Holy shit.
6 days later and still getting logged out. Remember me is enabled
"In today’s edition, we’ll cover why U.S. workers have few legal protections from extreme heat. But first:
The EPA is unveiling $20 billion for a national ‘green bank’
Today the Environmental Protection Agency launches two grant competitions aimed at financing clean-energy projects across the country, particularly in disadvantaged communities that have struggled to attract private investments.
The grant competitions will dole out $20 billion under the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, commonly known as a “green bank,” established by the Inflation Reduction Act. They come as the EPA races to stand up the green bank despite several obstacles, including depleted staffing levels and House Republicans intent on repealing the spending.
Yet in a short interview yesterday, EPA Administrator Michael Regan projected optimism the agency would rise above these challenges.
“We are very confident we have pulled together the staff to design and implement this program,” he said. “We have the staff on board; we have the expertise on board. And we feel very strongly that this is going to be successful.”
Bernie is the man, we need to decrease funding from the military, and focus on our problems in the usa
@RoboRay Awesome, that fixed it! Thank you for the help! Upvote is showing up in a dark green now, wish I could change it to bright green. The devs should add customizable color schemes similar to Notepad++.
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@CrystalEYE Cool! I hope it does. In the meantime, using blue theme with Dark Reader gives very good contrast settings. :)
Too bad i couldn't join beta. Looking forward to the public release of the app
thanks for using Leebra!
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