Paul Arkilander
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@jorkussmellington.bsky.social On coffee (and really, I would say most other food-related questions OTHER than unchecked consumption of red meat, which the biggest single food-related source of emissions and unsustainable use of land/water resources), this post makes an excellent point!
December 9, 2025 at 6:27 PM
@jorkussmellington.bsky.social On coffee (and really, I would say most other food-related questions OTHER than unchecked consumption of red meat, which the biggest single food-related source of emissions and unsustainable use of land/water resources), this post makes an excellent point!
Reposted by Paul Arkilander
If American car manufacturers want a chance at survival, they could start by no longer shoving oversized design down our throats.
American car companies have effectively eliminated smaller, practical vehicles from the marketplace, leaving only massive, expensive trucks and SUVs for basic transport.
American car companies have effectively eliminated smaller, practical vehicles from the marketplace, leaving only massive, expensive trucks and SUVs for basic transport.
Western carmakers ‘in fight for lives’ against Chinese rivals, says Ford boss
Jim Farley’s comments come as US manufacturer and Renault announce deal to make two smaller electric cars
www.theguardian.com
December 9, 2025 at 4:54 PM
If American car manufacturers want a chance at survival, they could start by no longer shoving oversized design down our throats.
American car companies have effectively eliminated smaller, practical vehicles from the marketplace, leaving only massive, expensive trucks and SUVs for basic transport.
American car companies have effectively eliminated smaller, practical vehicles from the marketplace, leaving only massive, expensive trucks and SUVs for basic transport.
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LA is burning & our implicit political baseline is still that climate policies are acceptable if and only if they require zero sacrifice or even mild lifestyle change on anyone's part.
Public will not have to change lives ‘radically’ for climate goal, MPs promised
Lifestyle change, such as diet and travel, are not in the scope of the 2035 goal
www.independent.co.uk
January 10, 2025 at 11:55 PM
LA is burning & our implicit political baseline is still that climate policies are acceptable if and only if they require zero sacrifice or even mild lifestyle change on anyone's part.