Who would've thunk it

They all look jaded

It's nice that the bill includes scope 3 emissions. Sometimes up to 90% of a company's emissions fall into this category.

Now let's hope Europe follows suit.

Basically, when mommy and daddy love each other very much,

See ya

Looking up this meme was worth it

OP probably made this in preview and didn't save the edit

That's a good translation

Shit like this is why I have no patience with artists

By the time that nuclear plant is finished Florida will be fully underwater

As we know, America is a really tiny country

Nice writeup by Varoufakis

This guy works so hard at being unlikable

Shake my head my head

Buying leather subsidizes the meat industry. The less, the better.

That's one if statement someone forgot to write

Still better than that other one that closed in 1919 and is now a parking lot

Now add up animal ag subsidies

In a minute or two it won't look like anything

"Could"

That's true, but a carbon tax is politically more difficult to implement

While good, it also means the CO2 sequestered in these plastic products will be released into the atmosphere 🥲

I think that's on purpose, to avoid harassment or police raids

Indeed 🍑 is always on my mind

Least unhinged animal farmer

I'm no supporter of nuclear but that's a bad move

The irony is that refusing the incentives means Florida has to pay more taxes to the federal government lmao

I swear every week someone new wants to change terms commonly used

Unexpected token 'public'

Wow that's shitty

Zero sympathy for animal farmers

The two are compared because money is not infinite and there's an opportunity cost to picking either one

Unfortunately yeah. We're all very lucky China decided to invest in renewables.

ThankYouBigOil.com

To be fair most of the public doesn't want to hear about the meat industry at all, and I can see how attempts to regulate (i.e., raise prices) will not go down well with voters

Most soy from the Amazon is apparently sold to China as livestock feed

Just what we needed, more fossil fuels

The worst part is we all pay for it