What a mess we have made for ourselves. There isn't enough cotton, hemp, wool and leather to supply all of humanity with clothing. Every poyester blend shirt, sock and sweater sheds microplastics into the environment with every wash.
Car tires wearing away contribute the most, ev or not.
Our single use packaging food system creates an enourmous endless stream of plastics.
It's but one facet of many of our demise.
You clearly didn't follow the air quality sensor construction and usage instructions correctly. ;)
I created a dual boot to test the waters for a HTPC, and haven't had to go back once. But Linux mint did shit the bed just once recently where the wifi drivers died. Only solution was to connect a cable, download a kernel update, then back to 100%.
...and for a time, it was good.
Stormtroopers.
I do the same thing, but its in front.
"Indiens".
Les " " m'ont donné la bonne idée.
"We've been doing anal probes for years and all we've learned is 1 out of 10 doesn't mind."
They will just price-fix something Galen names as his next yacht.
Silly monkey, welfare is for the rich. Now get back to work.
I'm more concerned about a badly degrading environment that can't support our numbers. A rapidly declining population is a net good.
What population we should stabilize at is a bigger question. How many people with how much consumption, distributed how unevenly?
Like yelling fire in a crowded theatre. No politician is going to do it until they are out of the theatre. Antonio Gutterez, the UN secretary general is as close as we've come.
Still, through /r/collapse and the popularizers on you tube, the message is out. Everybody with the capacity to know already knows with the exception of children who are still developing the capacity to understand. Even a lot of children know where we stand.