

Both suck and should be abolished
No gods, no masters.


Both suck and should be abolished

this is the aperitif for that.


British empire colonies suffer from the settler land-race problem of sprawling takeover. When they talk about “rural”, they don’t know what it means as they’re just referring to the sprawling frontiers of “homesteaders.” Normal rural design is what you see in most of the rest of the world (and there is variation and some sprawl too.)

It depends on who lives in and on the soil.

People need to learn what a “negative feedback loop” means in this context.

it happens in the air too, it’s just more studied in waterways. It’s also known as heat pollution or thermal discharge.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2024.114406
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1359431108001725?via=ihub
AC moves heat, usually from indoors to somewhere outside a wall.

Not caring is how we got into this deadly mess. It seems that you also don’t know what thermal pollution is.

There’s a difference between necessary AC and unnecessary AC. How do you find it?

post this to fuck_ai@lemmy.world

astroturf is made of oil

does this mean that it will be up to the insurance companies provide the feedback?

…was there some confusion among non-climate-science-deniers?

Step 1: Get power


People need to deeply understand what “an injury to one is an injury to all” means.



we need to put it in the drinking water. :)
holy shit, yeah.
It’s hard to be precise about the causality with so much subjectivity.

It’s great to see the “Development steps tho” argument fail this way. I hope they use it to shame the others.

Others have pointed out that RCP8.5 was never particularly plausible, and have criticized claims that the move away from using these scenarios reflects actual progress on reducing emissions.
We can just stop there.
I personally consider RCP8.5 as a scenario which might be useful to think of in the context of accelerated warming or emissions from triggering some tipping points. Modeling chaos is not practical.


Remember JSO?
Cities are for people, not cars.