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moondoong

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18/01/20

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Originally posted by pintohoo ↑

Does it really matter?

shouldn’t we at this point in history and technology be strongly moving towards better, cleaner systems than burning dusty black messy crap?

shouldn’t we be moving towards something that will survive and continue to generate power whether we have volcanic dust, dust from a meteorite strike, ice or whatever else we think nature might throw our way?

shouldn’t we be looking at the horrendous waste of planetary resources in totally unnecessary crap that fills wardrobes, bathroom cupboards, kitchen drawers and cabinets that often never get opened for years? Shouldn’t we be looking at the huge waste of resources when we have large numbers of people where 1 or 2 people live in 4 bedroom dwellings, have 3 bathrooms and several sitting areas?

everywhere one looks in developing or developed societies one sees an atrocity of waste and excess that produces massive ++++++++++ amounts of emissions and produces pollution- and does basically zip

It’s an utter disgrace - and if the planet is suffering - then those places are the very first place to begin

the results are immediate

Stop buying crap we don’t need

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The answer is a fleet of nuclear power stations.
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