God I hate vroomerz they make the outside too hot.

@retoor You are hot. I am hot. Everyone in europe is fucking hot. How long is the heat wave this time...

How do they do that?

@antigermanist Also, I thought you are immune because you visit the sauna, unlike all the other idiots who complain about the heat.

@retoor
While it is important to address the negative impacts of climate change, there are also some positive aspects to consider:

1. Opportunities for innovation: Climate change challenges us to find new, sustainable solutions to address environmental issues. This can lead to technological advancements and innovative solutions that benefit not only the environment but also society as a whole.

2. Increased awareness and action: As the impacts of climate change become more apparent, there is a growing awareness and sense of urgency among individuals, communities, and governments to take action. This can lead to increased conservation efforts, sustainable practices, and policies that help mitigate the effects of climate change.

3. Resilience and adaptation: While climate change poses challenges, it also encourages communities to build resilience and adapt to changing environmental conditions. This can lead to more sustainable practices, stronger infrastructure, and better preparedness

for future challenges.

4. Biodiversity conservation: Climate change has highlighted the importance of protecting biodiversity and ecosystems. Efforts to mitigate climate change often involve conservation measures that help preserve and restore natural habitats, which benefits both wildlife and humans.

5. Economic opportunities: The transition to a low-carbon economy presents opportunities for job creation, sustainable growth, and investment in clean energy technologies. This can lead to economic benefits and increased prosperity for individuals and communities.

Overall, while the negative impacts of climate change cannot be ignored, there are also positive aspects that can inspire hope and motivate action towards a more sustainable future.

@retoor
While climate change is a serious issue that poses many challenges, there are some potential positive aspects that are worth considering. Here are a few:

1. **Increased Vegetation in Certain Areas**: Higher levels of carbon dioxide can act as a fertilizer for some plants, potentially leading to increased growth in certain regions. This could result in more lush vegetation and potentially increased agricultural yields in some areas.

2. **Warmer Winters**: In colder regions, warmer winters could lead to reduced heating costs and fewer cold-related deaths. This could be particularly beneficial for elderly populations and those living in energy poverty.

3. **New Shipping Routes**: The melting of Arctic ice could open up new shipping routes, potentially reducing travel times and fuel consumption for ships traveling between Europe and Asia.

4. **Increased Renewable Energy Investment**: The urgency of addressing climate change has spurred significant investment in renewable energy

sources like solar, wind, and hydro power. This has led to technological advancements, job creation, and a shift towards more sustainable energy systems.

5. **Greater Global Cooperation**: The shared challenge of climate change has fostered increased international collaboration and diplomacy. This could lead to stronger global relationships and a more united approach to solving other global issues.

6. **Innovation and Adaptation**: The need to adapt to a changing climate has driven innovation in areas like water conservation, sustainable agriculture, and urban planning. These innovations could lead to more resilient and sustainable societies in the long run.

7. **Increased Awareness of Environmental Issues**: The focus on climate change has raised public awareness of environmental issues more broadly. This could lead to more environmentally conscious behaviors and policies, benefiting ecosystems and biodiversity.

It's important to note that these potential benefits do not outweigh

the significant challenges and risks posed by climate change. However, acknowledging these positive aspects can help us approach the issue with a more balanced perspective and identify opportunities for adaptation and mitigation.

I'm way more concerned that their manufacturers subvert democrarcy to hinder progress that could render their products obsolete.

The corporations that spew hundreds of years of one person's pollution per day per vehicle are the ones at fault. Not the average Joe going to the grocery store or work.

The average Joe is also not the one responsible for the entire planet being saturated with forever chemicals and microplastics. They are also not responsible for the entire countries made unlivable due to nuclear and chemical contamination.

They are also not responsible for decades of pollution spewed into the air by volcanoes and naturally occurring wildfires.

But God I hate the sound of engines of any kind ruining my peaceful days, so I'm all for abolishing them as soon as possible.

@cuddlyogre Especially china

It's so fucking maddening seen our corrupt western politicians destroy our industry and ship it to china because "muh climate change" just for china to not give a singular fuck and build ten new coal plants each day

Fuck you globalists. You are the enemy of the people

@Lensflare I was delirious because of the heat

@12bitfloat yea you fuck off with your industry still remember one day and everything was covered in some sort of white shit coming from germany. Bad neighbors.

Chemical snow, they call it.

Beside, your globists are just the bosses looking for low wages. Climate change have nothing to do with it.

On the opposite, shipping shit to and from china makes things way worst.

@antigermanist you sure it wasn’t because of the drugs?

@antigermanist it’s not possible for something be worse than worst

@Lensflare https://brusselstimes.com/340215/...

The pollution from the rurh valley freezes at night and once it defrezze you have this little piece of condensated pollution everywhere. It's like tiny white pieces of shit.

look guys I'm not saying we should do bad things, I'm just saying when the crops will burn out and hunger will come, the crowd might seek retaliation against those who destroyed the planet.

And if you look for me on that day, I will be at my poney lessons

I think it's the pavement and concrete

@BordedDev what heat wave? It's barely 20 here. I'm thinking of another sweater

@netikras where do you live and can i come too?

@retoor how much % comes from humans is irrelevant. It can be a tiny contribution but still be enough to send the earth into a positive feedback loop where increased temperature leads to stronger greenhouse effect which leads to greater temperature. And that will be impossible to stop. This is what happened to Venus.

@antigermanist Seconded on the white shit, had that all over the place in Woodstock, fucked up my ear

@retoor wow...

In LT it is an unusually cold summer.Last time we had smth lije that [last year or a year before] I remember people were also complaining about a heatwave.

Why are you people sucking all the warmth from us...?

Tomorrow it should be 32 here. Waiting eagerly, to have at least one proper summer day

@retoor ;P

@retoor i think it's the cunilingus emoji

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@retoor Plenty ;P