Hey @ScottMorrisonMP maybe don't ruin @Google for Aussies, thanks. At a time when working from home is crucial and people are nomadic workers more than ever, pulling this stunt would be idiotic. Old media can adapt to current times, businesses don't have to adapt to old media.
@lambdadmitry @LeavittAlone Squirrel a little part of what I'm putting forward and say that's my whole argument, when we're on the same side, sure. But restoring the soil around the world by practicing sustainable farming is what can rapidly impact carbon emissions while we wait for carbon taxes
@lambdadmitry @LeavittAlone You joked about planting food, play stupid games, win stupid prizes my friend. I'm talking about soil health and carbon sequestration, overhauling the current structure of industrial Ag and growing locally and buying locally - meaning small community farming and sustainability
@lambdadmitry @LeavittAlone But I'm curious, if it gets too hot globally to actually farm those crops you live off of, whats your plan? Because it's probably going to happen in your lifetime, so these are good things to think about. I do jack all compared to what I should be doing, but I'm starting to try.
@lambdadmitry @LeavittAlone Also, soy is horrible for the environment and switching to oat based products can significantly reduce your carbon footprint, if you're interested in helping the environment. Something tells me you're just looking to take out your guilt on a stranger + reinforce your habits tho
@LeavittAlone But individuals don't want to look at that a lot of the time. The best answer is the simplest one, and supporting large companies like Amazon and supermarket chains damages the planet - grow your own food, make what you need and buy contientiously, locally if possible. It helps.
@LeavittAlone It's not about going vegan, it's not about going vegetarian, it's about being faced with the reality that we could have the emissions we do right now and it not be a problem... If our soil was getting enough care. If we were integrating forests and plants into City planning