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A lot of us want to make change but a lot of people are trying to stop it...
God, Gods, someone!
^help...
Hurricane season is going to be a fucking rollercoaster.
Some of You Guys are Alright, Don't go to Florida next Autumn.
Are you doing anything in particular to try to stop it?
Writing to politicians that cover my area. Actively recycling and reusing things. Trying to control my personal footprint. Pushing for and using electric when possible or simply avoiding gas use.
I'm not sure what else I can do to make a more significant impact. I have thought about it for a while and I always come to the same conclusion that mega corporations and the like, should have accountability for what they create, rather than push it to the consumers who purchase.
Sun chips used to use biodegradable bags but stopped due to complaints of noise? I never experienced it so I'm not sure. But seems dumb.
As with any heavy lifting, a team makes the workload easier. Unsure how to press everyone to come together as we did with the ozone layer.
To be fair the chip bags were really loud...
I never got to experience them. Minor inconvenience for a better environment.
Well, I bet they didn't lobby for fossil fuels at COP28.