Your child full of micro plastics, their child full of micro plastics and their grandchild full of micro plastics will be joining in eventually

At least asbestos and lead didn't get passed down to children and permeate the entire food chain and all the water

YOU!

What, do you own the world?

How do you own disorder?

Microplastics are terrifying and all that, but I’m sort of more worried about plasticisers like BPA, BPF, BPS and the rest of the alphabet of BP-whatever’s that was created and brought into use after the dangers of BPA were realized.

Just a heads up - if something plastic says it’s BPA-free, it probably uses a different bisphenol compound that is less studied than BPA. And is likely as toxic (or even more toxic)!

But nobody ever talks about those, because science words.

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Siamo sicuri che gli avversari di merda abbiano un peso così grande? Negli ultimi 30 anni quali e quante opposizioni serie ci sono state? Eppure il consenso non rimaneva così alto.

Ci deve essere qualcosa di più, un mix tra il consenso personale della Meloni (che per qualche motivo a me completamente ignaro viene vista come "una forte e brava") e il fatto che molti sono contenti di poter rialzare la testa e finalmente non vergognarsi più.

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Not defending Orange Stalin in any way, just arguing the point, but ...

@joeinwynnewood
> Trump’s plan to lower grocery costs would reduce grocery options

Maybe. But like his tariffs on imports (which Biden kept and Kamala will too), it could reduce the country's net carbon emissions. It's only fair for the country receiving the goods to account for at least half the transport emissions. If not the whole lot.

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Maybe *some* cross-border foodstuffs trade makes sense, mainly between border regions. But most of our food needs to grown (organically) within a car ride from where we live.

Increasing local food security and economic resilience. While reducing the massive transport energy costs, carbon emissions, and food waste inherent in the corporate-run industrial McFood system.

@joeinwynnewood

@strypey

There's a lot of foodstuffs that can't be grown here, lots more that's seasonal and, absent investments of many (many?) $billions in vertical greenhouses and all the energy they would need, cannot be grown here out of season.

Ocean shipping can be decarbonized, the technology exists and the maritime industry is already working on making the changes, we don't need to create a global trade war and turbocharge inflation to cut those emissions.

Thanks to the IRA, ...