Anthropocene

[threedslider]

@tj1010 : Of course, although indifference continues to destroy nature because it's too easy, on the other hand, no one wants to change oneself because nobody want it lol

We need green industrialists

[DK_PETER]

Nuclear powerplants...Thank you!

I didn't expect to see this topic in here, though..
Now I watch approx. 10 minutes of news a day in total - just so I don't miss a sudden "happy" event.
Haven't been able to spot one in the "news" for a looong time.

But returning to a'hmm co2...

Here are some links if you're interested.

https://climatechangetracker.org/co2

https://www.reliantbevcarb.com/post/boo ... e-managers

https://co2coalition.org

All connected to the major stockholders:
https://www.weforum.org/partners/

Globalists are Creating a Carbon Credit Dystopia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zNpksPzs8M

Related to the video above..
https://www.c40knowledgehub.org/s/citie ... uage=en_US

Have a nice day.

[miso]

The worst is that there are still traces of uranium and plutonium in nature due to the H bomb in 1952 was launched ...

There is an industry for mining old sunken pre-atomic warships for steel from the sea. Those has low background radiation, and used in sensitive devices/sensors. Mostly for scientific and space-stuff. We can not create that quality steel today.