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We’re brainwashing people with stuff like that into bearing the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but weight of responsibility and guilt to let Corporation make profit Scots free while still being the main contributor to climate change. You can do all those things, you won’t have a significant impact to climate change until corporation change their ways. Maybe we should have some political action to do better than coal and oil? Rather than to say: “Poor citizen, that’s your fault”. No. Regulating/taxing a small number organizations is the obvious place to focus legislative efforts. But if you’re driving a massive truck, eating nothing but steak and flyingaround on holiday 3 times a year then, duh, maybe you’re also part fo the problem. I don’t see why everyone is so either/or about this.
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But if you’re driving a massive truck, eating nothing but steak and flyingaround on holiday 3 times a year then, duh, maybe you’re also part fo the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but problem. It’s the typical capitalist bullshit culture of the rich telling the middle class the poor is taking all his money. Should I stop taking my car while I don’t have any alternative to work and can’t afford an electric car? Shall I go to work every day on foot and take 4 hours to get there? Of you think you’re going to have an significant impact on global warming because you changed “your consumption pattern” you’re fooling yourself. You can change whatever you want. Corporation will still sell to you and will still polute. THEY are the main contributor. How do you think this works? The pollution is created by the stuff they produce for consumers. What exactly are you asking for? “It’s unreasonable for us to change our consumption habits, so we demand that you provide us the same stuff, at the same price and convenience, but just without the pollution. How? No idea, but that’s their problem, because they’re the ‘main’ contributor.” “Corporation will still sell to you” if you buy it. Their pollution is to produce the goods you use. You are just outsourcing your polluting to them. You can reduce your contribution to this by buying products that are locally produced (international shipping and trucks are a major source of pollution) or those who use more sustainable production methods, even if it will be more expensive (and they definitely will be). People don’t want to spend more for this, and companies that use inefficient shortcuts or ship across the world are able to sell way more products, because they are a bit cheaper than the better alternatives.
You can’t do much about heating, but as for transportation, much of the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but world successfully uses bicycles and public transportation, which have a significant impact when switching to them from driving. If the place you live at lacks infrastructure to make this feasible, it is because your politicians have chosen not to invest into it because it is not something their voters care about. Individual consumption patterns once again. Meat and diary industry is by far one of the most polluting ones, especially when the vast bulk of it comes from half a dozen countries and is then shipped everywhere else. Even within this, different meats have very different contributions to pollution; beef, for example, is disproportionately polluting, with amortized emissions per kg about 15 times that of pork, milk and foodgrains, and 25 times that of poultry and eggs. When people still choose to eat these despite plenty of good enough alternatives that would make a significant impact, it is individual consumer patterns again.



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People (very justifiably of course) whine about private jets, but all of them together account for only 0.2% of greenhouse emissions. By contrast, the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but beef industry alone is 25%. The average person halving their weekly meat intake, cycling instead of driving for trips under 5 km, and buying only locally sourced products would be just as significant as a celebrity relinquishing their private jet, but people prefer to point fingers than to take any responsibility. By and large every energy producer offers an energy mix, so it’s not like we have a choice and can go full green. A reminder that the concept of “carbon footprint” was created by BP as a way to shift responsibility on to individuals and that “recycling” was created by the Plastics Industry Council as a way to offset consumer concerns around plastic waste. Less than 5% of plastics are actually recycled, most are not recyclable at all.
A reminder that, while true, none of this absolves you if you’re a greedy, wasteful asshole who consumes at the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but rate of a small black hole. Why are less than 5% recycled? Is this because people generally don’t recycle? Or is this because they don’t use the recycled products? I have heard that like recycling centres won’t use recycled stuff if it has like food and stuff still in it, and a lot of ppl don’t bother to clean their recycling so they just throw it into waste A big part of why so little plastic is recycled is the cost. With a lot of plastics the cost of recycling is greater than the resale price so there is little commercial interest. Business won’t invest in the facilities/staff unless they make a profit and most governments are providing very little incentive.
It’s also because “plastic” is not a single homogeneous thing, but a class of materials. A lot of what we use in our daily lives has multiple types of plastics involved, often bonded together in a way that makes separating them really difficult. Only a handful of specific types of plastic are realistically recyclable, and then only if they aren’t part of something with other types. It’s cheaper for wealthy countries to ship all of their single-use plastic waste to poor countries and pay them to take it, where it just piles up and pollutes their environment. It’s a lot of reasons. Also a lot of plastics, especially soft plastics can’t be easily recycled with current technologies. Very few plastics made today are of types that can be recycled. The main reason for that is that recyclable plastics are more expensive. Another problem is the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but plastics can only be recycled in specific factories, whereas most plastics are just dumped in a bin somewhere and ends up on a landfill. But because of the fromer point, that hardly matters. Most plastic that is “recycled” is just burned for energy, which, obviously, emits lots of greenhouse gasses. Recycling is the answer to many environmental problems. We can get like 99 % of the components out of old batteries, and doing so is cheaper than getting them out of the ground, so once the worlds need for batteries stops growing so fast, the need to mine for minerals to produce batteries will go down significantly, for example. Aluminium, paper and glass are also good examples. But for plastics, the solution is to find other alternatives. It’s not even like paper is expensive.
I’ve been seeing this BS meme for years and it pisses me off every time. Yes, what we can do as individuals won’t help nearly as much as what the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but corporations can do. That doesn’t mean we should discourage individuals from doing what we can! Yeah, this meme was obviously made by, or at least spread by some big oil company trying to make people think they have no reason to stop driving their gas guzzler. And yet I see reddit eat it up all the time. This is the first thread I’ve seen of it where people actually are critical of the post, which I love. If people eat it up every time, then it’s probably easier to assume it’s confirming their biases rather than being made or spread by oil companies. Perhaps oil companies had a hand in the original clickbait titles “100 companies responsible for 71% of emissions”, but this kind of “companies bad” meme creates and spreads itself. Hell, I even believed there was nothing I could do until I actually read the articles. To be fair meat and other animal products require a massive amount of space because they eat multiple times their calories in plant matter and produce unholy amounts of c02 and other bad gasses.
If we all just went back to eating only a little meat on the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but weekends or just stop consuming animal products altogether we could use the free land for lots of useful stuff and would eliminate one of the top 3 factors of global warming. They will stop producing more animals after a short time if we stop consuming them and since we can’t really stop using cars or heating without heavy government action this is the best thing we can do as consumers if we want to reduce our impact and reduce the gravity of our current climate crisis. Avoiding unnecessary car trips and heating costs is great too but aren’t as effective as cutting the biggest one. yeah but there’s a difference between doing what we can and guilting people who are driving their car to work. focus on where it matters look at taylor swifts climate terrorism. that actually makes a difference.
But maybe it’s a great idea to switch from a Ford F150 to something more sensible when doing a commute from NJ to downtown Manhattan, that kind of thing. We love to focus on it being a choice. You either are a poluting earth hating car driver or you walk everywhere, while there’s a middle to be found where you can still drive to work, you’re just being more sensible about it. But nah, we’ll focus on Taylor Swift and continue to roll coal because that’s what we do. Reminder that those 100 corporations are responsible for producing the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but fossil fuels that created 71% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Just 100 companies have been the source of more than 70% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions since 1988, according to a new report. The Carbon Majors Report (pdf) “pinpoints how a relatively small set of fossil fuel producers may hold the key to systemic change on carbon emissions,” says Pedro Faria, technical director at environmental non-profit CDP, which published the report in collaboration with the Climate Accountability Institute.
The report found that more than half of global industrial emissions since 1988 – the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but year the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was established – can be traced to just 25 corporate and state-owned entities. The scale of historical emissions associated with these fossil fuel producers is large enough to have contributed significantly to climate change, according to the report. Shutting down these businesses would cut into greenhouse gas production, it would also mean that lots of folks couldn’t afford to heat their houses. So it’s not the corporations that are producing the GHGs exactly, they produce the fossil fuels and then the people use them? we should definitely stop using fossil fuels tho and opt for cleaner energy sources like nuclear and wind/solar we should definitely stop using fossil fuels tho and opt for cleaner energy sources like nuclear and wind/solar
We’re actually producing new renewable energy more quickly than even the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but most hopeful predictions, but that’s not a story r/Facepalm/ would tell you. “Record rates of growth across Europe, the US and Brazil have put renewables on track to overtake coal as the largest source of global electricity generation by early 2025, the IEA said. By 2028, it forecasts renewable energy sources will account for more than 42% of global electricity generation.” Unfortunately for us, hope doesn’t get clicks, or engagement, or shares on social media; “Dog doesn’t bite man” doesn’t sell papers, it goes below the fold. And yet hope is what we need right now; hope alone won’t solve our problems, but hopelessness will definitely make them worse.
Unfortunately it’s really hard to do things 20 years ago, we can only do stuff now, and right now we’re building new renewable energy faster than anyone anticipated we could. Twenty years ago we thought it would take fifty years to get this far, twenty years from now we’ll be glad we kept doing the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but work. It’s probably only making progress now because millennials and the younger generations are starting to become a louder voice than boomers. Those business produce those emissions to provide the population what it consumes….. consuming less will lead to them curbing production…. This is one of my greatest pet peeves: the stat about 70% of emissions being from 100 corporations is extremely misleading to the point of absurdity. For what it’s worth, I’m an avid environmentalist in favor of corporate environmental regulations.
Look up the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but list of the 100 companies referenced. It’s all oil, gas, and coal companies. The critical part that is missed is that 71% of emissions can be TRACED BACK to these 100 companies. The companies aren’t burning these fuels, they’re selling them to you and I and the other companies that manufacture and ship the goods we consume. Without consumption, these emissions would not exist. Consumption, our individual and collective lifestyle, is indeed at the root of climate change. This isn’t to say that these companies haven’t tried to manipulate science, media, and politics in the name of maintaining the fossil fuel status que. They have and they should be held accountable. But to wipe away all traces of personal and social accountability by deferring all blame to corporations is simply passing the baton. I’ve seen many people use this statistic as an excuse for not making changes to their lives and communities and it’s extremely frustrating.
Without consumption, these emissions would not exist. Consumption, our individual and collective lifestyle, is indeed at the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but root of climate change. Without consumption we would all die. The point being we’re tied up by the system. Most of us don’t have a choice to consume those to live and for some to survive. It’s not our fault. Those that have to make the greatest effort are those in power and those corporation. Not us. Do you think people would still eat a lot of meat if it would cost you an arm because it wouldn’t be produced industrially anymore? Certainly a base level of consumption is necessary for survival. However, much of what we consume (as someone in the West) is not. I am all for systemic reforms; there is only so much a consumer can do within a flawed system. This does not negate the fact that overconsumption remains a huge issue. To use myself as an example, I got into a more minimalistic and sustainable lifestyle this past year. Most of what I buy is secondhand. I reuse things until they can’t be used anymore. I avoid disposable things when possible. All gifts are experience based vs material based. I don’t eat meat. I have cut my consumption in half in the past year without any real disruption to my quality of life. Certainly a base level of consumption is necessary for survival. However, much of what we consume (as someone in the West) is not.
Talk for yourself. Most people, even in the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but west, don’t have a choice to take their car to work. Don’t have a choice to heat themselves with oil. Don’t have a choice to consume food product issued from big food industries. Why do you think they were burning cars in France because of oil price increase? Because people wants to use fuel? No because they couldn’t survive if they couldn’t afford to use their car to work. If we look at issues like climate change & pollution, we have an individual choice that can make a huge difference: reducing the consumption on animal products. Would the alternatives we eat be sourced in a truly ethical manner? Nope, the production would still be part of the same capitalist system.
However, this wouldn’t change the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but drastic reduction in energy used. Which is the whole point. This is one of the few cases where our consumer choices can actually make a difference. Correction Adam Johnson; those 100 corporations (that you undoubtedly hate for political reasons) just sell you 71% of what YOU buy and use. They don’t just pour greenhouse gasses out into the atmosphere because “hey, it’s sunday. Let’s do something fun”. Snappy, but corporations exist to provide goods and services to consumers. It’s in part up to the consumer to choose where or where not to spend money. I know that this statement becomes increasingly false as corporate monopolies take market share, but at least some of that 71% statistic is the consumer’s responsibility imo. There’s not enough alternative options for consumers to make a choice. Look at how many rural areas rely on Walmart or Amazon because no other business has the resources to service those areas. Expecting millions of people to all collectively make the right decision will never work. It should be the responsibilities of the leaders controlling resources to do the right thing Yeah that’s why I said my statement becomes more false with monopolies taking market share. There’s definitely a point of no return. I wonder if we’ve reached that point. I know we’re not completely to blame, but we aren’t innocent either if that has already happened.
This is such a broadly absurd statement, especially given there are LITERALLY some alternatives provided people can choose (eg. eat less meat). And just because a few (and the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but vast majority at that) don’t have all the alternatives doesn’t mean others shouldn’t bother to take action Expecting corporations to act out of non-profit motives won’t work either. Expecting government to act without the backing or will of the people won’t as well The worldwide meat industry, faced with consequent heavy financial losses, would shrink correspondingly, automatically leading to reduced energy usage needed for upkeep of livestock quotas, feed production, meat storage and the like, and also much lower direct methane generation (from livestock burps),
Industrialization is a large part of consumption in the Kill All Podcasters Shirt it is in the first place but meat industry and other industries as well. Another factor is transportation from non-localised goods. We’re trucking and shipping things all over the place. Which isn’t a bad thing, but a large chunk of that is completely unnecessary with proper planning. Theory is fine and dandy, how would this happen in the real world, particularly in places where there is no alternative? At best governments around the world could start propaganda campaigns, orrrrr, they could regulate industries to force them down to a reasonable size (not allowing mergers, placing limits on prices) and that infinite grown not be their goal, so why this “its on the consumers” attitude? We as “consumers” supposedly elect leaders to act in our interests, make collective decisions that we as individuals cannot coordinate enough to achieve, but those leaders act in the interest of those who are wealthy to line their own pockets or call in favours, making them create conditions that are worse for the majority. Create a fair trial where blame for climate change is assigned and you’ll find the “consumers” be unwilling participants, not blameless, but definitely not the problem
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