r/environment • u/Thegoods030 • 19d ago
Greenhouse Gas Levels Are The Highest Ever Seen — And That's Going Back 800,000 Years
https://www.npr.org/2021/08/27/1031650704/greenhouse-gas-levels-are-the-highest-ever-recorded13
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u/tkhan456 19d ago
😞 we are so screwed
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u/dafones 18d ago
It’s going to get way worse before people really try to make it better.
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u/zombieda 18d ago
Agreed... we still haven't hit the tipping point of realization for the average person. Its a bit hotter, few more wildfires, but you can still drop into an airconditioned wallymart and get obscenely more stuff than is needed.
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u/Jazzer008 18d ago edited 18d ago
What people, who’s going to be left
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u/dafones 18d ago
The masses. Because you need the masses to take action.
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u/Jazzer008 18d ago
I don’t think there will be masses left by the time the majority want serious action
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u/pewpew420420 19d ago
Is it too late to get CLNE?
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u/Thegoods030 19d ago
If referencing the ETF, while not a financial advisor you’ll be better in water resources
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u/[deleted] 19d ago
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u/Thegoods030 19d ago edited 19d ago
That precisely my point. Supply 👇 cost ☝️. Look at the past 6 months of AWR, AWK, WAT......those are on the house.
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u/greenhombre 18d ago
Humanity had all the information and chose to keep warming the planet.
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u/montroller 18d ago edited 18d ago
Yah but did you read the other comments? We are all gunna get rich in the stock market by betting on the future of human suffering 🥳
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u/Thegoods030 18d ago
I'll never be rich. But I can advocate for our planet. We should all invest in our planet in some capacity. Whether through stocks, time, or advocacy. We only have one planet and I care for it deeply. Continue the fight sir and continue to invest in green.
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u/montroller 18d ago
How is buying water utility stock investing in green or helping the planet in any way? You are just trying to capitalize on a crisis.
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u/Thegoods030 18d ago
Assuming you’re sincerely curious. https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/heres-why-you-should-invest-in-water-etfs-2021-07-20
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u/greenhombre 18d ago
Water is a human right, not a commodity. The creation of a water market is disgusting. Gaming on human suffering.
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u/Thegoods030 18d ago
No disagreement. You asked for an answer. I provided one. The answer explained technologies to keep it a human right. In the future, discussions generally are more productive when folks don't assume what the other is thinking and assume what views they may hold. Maybe try asking more questions before jumping to an immediate conclusion. Good luck to you and enjoy your day.
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u/greenhombre 18d ago
The question was, how is this helping the planet in any way?
Creating markets to buy and sell natural resources is how we got to climate emergency in the first place.2
u/montroller 18d ago
They aren't investing the money into green tech they are doing stock buybacks to manipulate the price. They also use the money to buy water rights from short sighted government officials so they can further manipulate the availability of the resource to game the derivative market in the same way ENRON controlled blackouts in California. Sometimes they just sell the water rights back to the desperate governments at a huge markup. It's all a game to these people.
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u/maddogcow 19d ago
🔥This is fine🔥