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Very sweet! And, yes, a lovely rendition of a great song.
June 3, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Very sweet! And, yes, a lovely rendition of a great song.
Agreed, George.
Here's my analysis of a key paper on how to feed the world in 2050 without further deforestation.
The combination of grass-fed beef and American levels of beef consumption are not compatible with maintaining the world's forests.
#climate #deforestation #vegan #vegetarian #science
Here's my analysis of a key paper on how to feed the world in 2050 without further deforestation.
The combination of grass-fed beef and American levels of beef consumption are not compatible with maintaining the world's forests.
#climate #deforestation #vegan #vegetarian #science
How to feed the world without further deforestation
A key research paper investigated whether we will be able to feed the human population in 2050 without further deforestation. The researchers examined 500 scenarios of food production (high-yield i…
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April 3, 2025 at 5:44 AM
Agreed, George.
Here's my analysis of a key paper on how to feed the world in 2050 without further deforestation.
The combination of grass-fed beef and American levels of beef consumption are not compatible with maintaining the world's forests.
#climate #deforestation #vegan #vegetarian #science
Here's my analysis of a key paper on how to feed the world in 2050 without further deforestation.
The combination of grass-fed beef and American levels of beef consumption are not compatible with maintaining the world's forests.
#climate #deforestation #vegan #vegetarian #science
Nice! A couple of ideas to add to it: One (shown nicely in the film Sliding Doors) is that diverged paths can actually lead to approximately the same place in the future.
Second, sometimes what we perceive as a missed opportunity can actually turn out to be a blessing in disguise! (And vice versa!)
Second, sometimes what we perceive as a missed opportunity can actually turn out to be a blessing in disguise! (And vice versa!)
March 31, 2025 at 6:59 AM
Nice! A couple of ideas to add to it: One (shown nicely in the film Sliding Doors) is that diverged paths can actually lead to approximately the same place in the future.
Second, sometimes what we perceive as a missed opportunity can actually turn out to be a blessing in disguise! (And vice versa!)
Second, sometimes what we perceive as a missed opportunity can actually turn out to be a blessing in disguise! (And vice versa!)
Thanks for the advice, John - much appreciated.
I guess we have to balance that risk against the desire to see user numbers drop on X.
And thanks for the domain tip too - I had read about it but wasn't sure how much difference it would make. I guess it's a good idea. (I'm stronger on biology ;))
I guess we have to balance that risk against the desire to see user numbers drop on X.
And thanks for the domain tip too - I had read about it but wasn't sure how much difference it would make. I guess it's a good idea. (I'm stronger on biology ;))
March 30, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Thanks for the advice, John - much appreciated.
I guess we have to balance that risk against the desire to see user numbers drop on X.
And thanks for the domain tip too - I had read about it but wasn't sure how much difference it would make. I guess it's a good idea. (I'm stronger on biology ;))
I guess we have to balance that risk against the desire to see user numbers drop on X.
And thanks for the domain tip too - I had read about it but wasn't sure how much difference it would make. I guess it's a good idea. (I'm stronger on biology ;))