I'm not saying that either. But we are at the point where it takes people showing neighbors the changes that everybody needs to make.
They're mostly not blasting it directly; they're selling fossil fuels for others to blast. Changing how you commute or heat your home helps change social norms around those and lowers the rate of emissions
No; it's a fairly distant thing with there being some aircraft design happening.
It's not a "next tuesday thing"
Ammonia, steel, and some petrochemicals could be moved much sooner.
Ideally, would be both. And it likely means getting Congress on board.
They're smoking money. The raison d'être of the Heritage Foundation is to promote the interests of the wealthy over those of the rest of us.
There's a contagion effect, where news of school shootings inspires others to attempt the same.
It does, but importantly, it's fiction. So it raises some (but not all ) of the relevant issues, but doesn't necessarily present a realistic view of how things will play out.
More would involve some serious spoilers.
You don't need to name-call here. It's actually important to not just require that everybody do stuff, but have some people go first to make the case that it works well.
I can't control your spending, but it's a really effective outreach tool.
To be fair, they're actually recycling #1 and #2 rigid containers. It's everything else that's not making it.
The better move is to avoid manufacturing other plastics for most consumer products.