hipeter924
Not a zombie yet
You are more than welcome to, but I am going to keep my electric stove and oven.It isn't if you lived in China, as your lungs would be swimming in toxic coal dust, and heat from factory production would make it hell without AC.- By using my power company, that gets its power from nuclear, gas, wind, hydro, and very little coal (if any).Don't need to give up a computer and go live in a jungle, to recognize that climate change is a fact of life.
That said, I think that C02 limits will not halt climate change as it is naturally occurring too - regardless of whether man made pollutants have a major impact.
What would make more sense is moving towards renewables, recycling, energy efficient homes, and cleaning up the rivers and oceans. But with China and India using non-renewables and creating a lot of pollution, it is difficult to make it happen worldwide.
Don't need to give up a computer and go live in a jungle, to recognize that climate change is a fact of life.
How else are you going to reduce your CO2 output?
- Recycling what I can.
- Selling used or broken products on eBay rather than throwing them in the rubbish.
- Buying organic and free range products, which use less carbon emissions than large scale factory farms.
And so on...
You're awesome.
I can feel the planet cooling already.
You're right, it'd be much greener if we all cooked our food over burning dung.