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‘It’s too late’: David Suzuki says the fight against climate change is lost - iPolitics

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  • N needmorelimes@lemmy.ca

    I think he’s right, but he’s also a real asshole and lives in a mansion in Vancouver and likely creates more environmental damage than the average human

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    fredthefishlord@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    Most everyone who’s even slightly well off in north America creates significantly more environmental damage than the average human

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    • A asg101@lemmy.ca

      How to say Marx was right without saying “Marx was right”.

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      snowclone@lemmy.world
      wrote on last edited by
      #118

      1950’s oil execs funded studies that show how they will kill the planet if they don’t stop, transition to something else, hell they had enough fore warning they could have R&D’d solar and monopolize the tech, but NO! They needed to make faster money faster and stopping yourself from killing the human race isn’t THAT important, and they knew they’d be dead by now.

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      • B but_my_mom_says_im_cool@lemmy.world

        I’m sick of this WE, im not a billionaire pumping more Co2 per day with my yacht fleet than a town of people do in their life. I’m sick of being blamed for this shit, when all my conservation is undone in a minute by a corporation. I refuse to take equal blame any longer

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        korhaka@sopuli.xyz
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        #119

        A lot of people in western countries are living unsustainable lifestyles. Yes we need to target the billionaires too, but that alone won’t solve it. Also stop buying their shit. Actually, just stop buying shit in the first place as that is a large part of the problem.

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        • B but_my_mom_says_im_cool@lemmy.world

          Again though, I do all these things and it doesn’t matter cause my entire life’s output of CO2 is being put out by one guy in an hour. I’m turning off lights and corporate buildings are running all the lights and AC 24/7

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          korhaka@sopuli.xyz
          wrote on last edited by
          #120

          If the majority of people did, it actually would make a massive difference. This whole “but billionaires” and “but corporations” is just being used as an excuse to do absolutely nothing by far too many people.

          All of those people doing nothing are why we are in this mess.

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          • S snowclone@lemmy.world

            1950’s oil execs funded studies that show how they will kill the planet if they don’t stop, transition to something else, hell they had enough fore warning they could have R&D’d solar and monopolize the tech, but NO! They needed to make faster money faster and stopping yourself from killing the human race isn’t THAT important, and they knew they’d be dead by now.

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            asg101@lemmy.ca
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            They might have been able to monopolize SOME of the tech, but they knew they could never own access to the sun. But yeah, they knew that they were incinerating us for decades. Which makes it premeditated murder in my books.

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            • A asg101@lemmy.ca

              How to say Marx was right without saying “Marx was right”.

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              vivalapivo@lemmy.today
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              Just hope that the next intelligent species will speedrun capitalism

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              • A asg101@lemmy.ca

                How to say Marx was right without saying “Marx was right”.

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                hertzdentalbar@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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                #123

                Can’t kill earth can only just piss her off, hopefully I’ll be useful enough to the overlords of Cascadia Dome #6 to get a really nice condo overlooking a nice park.

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                • K korhaka@sopuli.xyz

                  Has been for ages. It’s now question of how bad, and we are still making it worse.

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                  lemonaz
                  wrote on last edited by gabbath@lemmy.world
                  #124

                  And we’re gonna increasingly train more AI, mine more crypto, open more coal mines, industrially kill more animals, fight more wars.

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                  • J jargonwagon@lemmy.world

                    The best way to reduce all the excess manufacturing for livestock is by not buying it their products. If it’s all about ROI for them, give them a reason to reduce their manufacturing with your purchasing power.

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                    commie@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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                    #125

                    The best way to reduce all the excess manufacturing for livestock is by not buying it their products.

                    has that ever worked?

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                    • V vivalapivo@lemmy.today

                      Just hope that the next intelligent species will speedrun capitalism

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                      BurgerBaron
                      wrote on last edited by burgerbaron@piefed.social
                      #126

                      With the Sun it’s hard to really believe there’s enough time left in the habitable zone Earth era left.

                      *for that to happen again.

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                      • BurgerBaronB BurgerBaron

                        With the Sun it’s hard to really believe there’s enough time left in the habitable zone Earth era left.

                        *for that to happen again.

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                        vivalapivo@lemmy.today
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                        #127

                        Nah, for it’s left how much? 4-5 billion years, mass extinctions happen like every 100 million years and after each one there’s nonzero probability of intelligent life occurring.

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