Climate change

[Sibelius Hindemith]

All those nations need to be held to account to clean up the mess they are creating. Is it really that hard to recycle?

[Donn Beach]

Speaking for the Philippines, it's PET bottles and plastic bags. Bottling water really impacted the environment. But the number one culprit are probably thin little plastic bags. Used for all sorts of things and then dropped in the road to be washed out to sea.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

But why can't a recycling policy be implemented? They could employ thousands of people. At the very least they could gather it up and ship it to countries that already have the technology in place to deal with it. Or ban plastic bags alrogether if they can't dispose of it properly and go with biodegradable materials.

[D-train]

Seems they need to work on Construction Codes as well. I was watching my show last night an this woman's mother fell through the stairs of her house to her death.

https://people.com/90-day-fiance-before ... et-7567069

[douche]

All those nations need to be held to account to clean up the mess they are creating. Is it really that hard to recycle?

Accountability?

Not on this planet. Not in this lifetime.

Kinda like the idea of attempting to hold everyone accountable by telling them to sell their vehicles and ride public transit and bicycles to lower their carbon footprint. While the elites and government officials fly all over the world in their carbon emitting jets. Hypocrites.

[Donn Beach]

I was looking at it some more. You have what's called a sachet economy. To meet the needs of a poor population all sorts of things are sold in little one use satchels. Pretty much everybody has a little store as part of their house. They sell these things to each other. From what I was reading the empty packs make up a whopping 52 percent of the trash that is making it's way to the ocean. It's international corporations, like Unilever that are pumping the things out.

[Donn Beach]

Seems they need to work on Construction Codes as well. I was watching my show last night an this woman's mother fell through the stairs of her house to her death.

https://people.com/90-day-fiance-before ... et-7567069

Stairs can be more like primitive ladders. They have wakes, never heard of guarding the corpse. She's going to want to be there, she isn't going to be alone, it's a wake

[Mel Bradford]

Could Europe turn to nuclear, again, for energy needs ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjt6b8MLKRA

[Donn Beach]

Believe nuclear power is still pretty popular in some European countries, France being the most agreeable. Each country sets it's own policy. They are faced with replacing aging power plants. Countries like china and India are where there probably be expanding nuclear energy

[Mel Bradford]

Where's Dixy Lee Ray when we need her ?

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Dixy-Lee-Ray

There was a certain quirky honesty about her.

How can we even have a cogent environmental policy, not to mention an energy one.....while China and India laugh at our AlGore mentality ? While we punish ourselves with carbon footprints, coal banning, destruction of the internal combustion engine and natural gas appliances.....its clear our national strategy is run by lunatics.