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I think an hour is kind of ideal. You can get pretty remote without actually having to spend all of your time in the car.

The crops we grow here are suited to our climate. As our climate changes, they will not adapt fast enough to keep up. Severe drought and other climate extremes will make it harder to grow as well.

It literally says "Lamb and beef cause the most greenhouse gas emissions by far."

You have to kill a cow to eat it. And then raise a new cow to eat more. It's about energy and GHG emission per gram consumed.

Again, I was just pointing out one place to start. There are hundreds of things each individual could do differently. Picking one of the biggest is a good beginning point.

I don't think dairy is statistically worse, but that's not my point. Everyone has to start somewhere. Not eating beef is a great place to begin. That's all I'm saying.

Voting, more often locally than nationally, has one of the biggest impacts. Though you should obviously vote nationally, too. The change an individual can make in their town and state is much more achievable.

You do realize that rising temperatures are bad for our crops and biodiversity, right?

Even just removing beef, if you're not ready to give up other meat, would go a long way.

The best part about this is Massachusetts sitting quietly at 25th. Not with a dumping in the winter, but with their top storming coming in on April Fool's Day 1997. Think you're in spring? Haha nope, joke's on you. How about 29 inches to celebrate with? What a time to be alive.

As far as it reads, the EO was to create the Clean Transportation Roadmap to be presented to Mills by December 2021. I don't see anything specific about how much of it needs to be adopted as policy.

Considered and support are two different things. People are tired of the GOP's misinformation and scare tactics. I'd presume that's where the downvotes are coming from.

Knowing that would require them to actually read the report.