Isn’t that only a problem if your energy source produces carbon? Like if I charge it off a coal power plant then try to re-capture it, then it’s net more CO2 than just removing it. But if it’s charged from wind power then it captures carbon and costs wind. Still a net benefit for CO2 levels, no?

Yella isn’t a colour. It’s short for ‘yellow-bellied’ which means cowardly

Drunk puked on himself. Guy said ‘you got $20 here’s the plan’. Drunk shit himself on the way home and improved the second $20. So the drunk had $40. But guy isn’t psychic. He just gave him the $20 plan and so that’s all he asked about.

Why would it be $40?

When every climate scientist on the planet is in agreement, I choose to believe them. But, sure, there’s a chance they’re all lying and the UN and every government are all in on it in an effort for you to buy a different version of the same brand of hairspray. Because that makes sense…

So am I. Every government in the world got together to ban HFC’s. You can’t legally produce something with HFC in any country. It was a huge environmental win.

200 years ago we didn’t have the problem of people dying in car accidents. You should probably still wear a seatbelt, though.

You thought that every government in the world working together and putting environment over profit was just propaganda?

This was part of my year nine (that’d be first year of high school in the states, I think) reading/course work list. It’s so damn good, and the slow burn of learning all the dark side of utopia is amazing.

I didn’t realise it was a series.

>She said they told her that “somebody reported that the woman here has not been moving for the last two hours” and that the officers assumed the figure had “a heart attack or she’s overdosed.”

>The sculpture, which can be seen publicly through the gallery’s window, has surprised people before. When the work appeared at London art and design fair Decorex in October, paramedics were called, according to Blakemore.

I get that not a whole lot of people read the article, but are we really at the point where people aren’t even getting all the way through the title? The answer to your question is the second half.

I don’t know if it’s perfectly accurate, but I have heard the solar system described as 98% Sun, 1% Jupiter, and 1% everything else.

Given that all the other planets combined don’t quite make up half of Jupiter’s mass, that second 1% might be generous.

It’s not a pizza until you slide it out of the oven!

That’s specifically Vivi Ornitier’s outfit, and not a generic black mage