

Humans harm nature in EVERY form of society.


Humans harm nature in EVERY form of society.


Every single person is part of the problem. Some more, some less. Corporations do not harm the environment because they are inherently bad. They do it because people (all of them!) love stuff.


Human nature is the reason. Regardless of the system we live in. People want more, better, etc. and feel important/strong/rich/… It has always been like that. Heck, even monkeys display such things.


Correct. Convenience is just too important. Also status symbols because people just want to be seen as big/successful/important/… regardless if that damages things.


Der Punkt zum Alter widerlegt einfach nur die aussagen mehrerer, dass Schulschwimmen usw. entfällt und daher mehr ertrinken. Dann wären es ja nicht nur mehr über für Jahre sondern insbesondere auch viele junge Menschen.


Ertrinken so viele? Wohl so grob 350 im Jahr, in der Statistik sehe ich jedoch keinen Jahrestrend.
Oh, und es sind hauptsächlich alte Menschen.


Reparations paid to who exactly?


There is no secret group of rich people voting what to do next. Individual assholes is all it takes. Also, people doing this do not need to be wealthy at all. This is often a way into power.


The reasons are far more sinister than someone’s ego. People (not just males) do these things to gain/stay in power or similar gains (monetary, followers, …).


Do you have a link? Have not seen any such things and find it odd that they exist to being with. But it they really dehumanize them that much, I guess they really think it is fine.


Roughly when agriculture became a thing, if I am not mistaken. I have even heard the argument that it was THE big reason to settle and do agriculture.


Sounds more like the speed of change is the relevant thing.
The last 2 or 3 color dots do not match the pie chart! How do you get such a thing wrong? Is this AI?


To answer your remaining question: Helium is slightly easier to compress. Going from 1 bar to 300 bar at 20 °C the density of hydrogen goes from 0.08 to 20.8 kg/m³ (250x higher), helium is 0.16 to 43.2 (263x higher). In other words, the compressibility factor is slightly higher for hydrogen.


No need to go crazy, I just wanted to know where the number comes from.
But while we are here, Helium is the smallest atom at 31 pm, H is 53 pm and H2 is far off with 120 pm.


Und? Was für eine Strafe gibt es jetzt?


How to you get to that number?
Plastic bottles are a good example. They are much lighter, so far less handling and transportation cost. Having multiple shapes for various products/companies makes it harder for collection etc. of glass. And glass simply takes a shit ton of energy (natural gas) to produce and recycle. So the climate cost is not simply “yes glass is better for the climate”. It only is when it gets refilled a ton of times and the transportation is only short distances (so when there is a high population density)
Anyway, when halve stop buying cheap shit they don’t even need, we will not only save that many resources but also avoid all of the trash that it inevitably ends up being a few years later. Companies would not continue production of the things.