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by layer8
1067 days ago
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> If there was a significant portion of the population with changed habits It’s exceedingly hard to get people to change habits. That’s why people in this thread don’t believe it will be a realistic (timely enough) solution if left up to mere individual decisions and not forced by systemic changes. |
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We've had 50+ years of climate change warnings, and nothing has really happened.
We're still not doing much... For example, the percentage of coal consumption is still around 82%, even after minor advancements in renewable sources.
Nobody at the political level is even talking about the need for a reduction in meat consumption, despite scientists being very vocal about this.
I simply feel that this is something that has to come (could come) from "down below."