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They drove away in their cars... so what? That's such a short-sighted argument. Cars will all be electric soon so what matters is how we power them. And obviously even electric cars and their batteries have a negative impact, but it's still a move in the right direction compared to the last 150 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by raisingarizona13
Liquid Air is a very interesting non battery grid storage process. Looks much better than batteries at this point. The best part is that it is all off the shelf technology that is allready used globally. Trained crews are already installing that kind of technology for LNG use. No learning curve, no waiting on "just around the corner" wishes, Just build the plant and start storing energy.
Look it up... it is very cool and available right now.
You're right. My bad. Electric cars are going to fix everything.............Quote:
Originally Posted by TahoeJ
I've never understood the hate towards her
Come on, not what I said at all. Don't engage in what-about-ism. You don't have to have zero carbon footprint to give a shit about the issue at hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by raisingarizona13
AFTER jetsetting to DC to talk about climate change to congress, back to SLC, and off to MN.Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
As I've said, I have been a huge supporter of Carolines, but her hypocrisy is just insane lately.
She's even called herself on it....Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
The self righteousness smells in this thread of smug and straw.
Everyone needs to do something
Most people need to do more
Some people need to help others
Nobody can do nothing
I think Angel Collinson put it best...
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2x6-vmpY1S/
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On #climatestrike day I flew on a plane across the country, and remained silent. I read as people posted and spoke their minds. I felt guilt and shame of hypocrisy and falling short. I felt obligation to make a climate related statement and couldn’t even bring myself to do that. Didn’t seem like I should talk the talk when I wasn’t walking the walk...
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Then I went sailing to Hurricane Island in Maine and just sat with these feelings. It was ironic because I had an insanely magical weekend and the sailing outing brought me So. Much. Joy! Listening to an old sailor tell stories of circumnavigating the globe using the power of the wind, on the very boat we were on. .
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How do we balance joy and being a hypocrite? Where do we draw the line of self-enjoyment and complacency? How do we fuel our fires of passion in a sustainable way? I’m always pondering these questions. I’m not sure I’ll have an answer anytime soon... it seems to be an evolving dance.
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In the meantime, my biggest takeaway was that guilt and shame are NOT good fuel for positive action and motivation/inspiration. But joy and nature and fun with friends is. And here I am with the energy to post about my process and my struggles not from feeling bad but from feeling good. Do the means justify the ends? Who knows... but I know I love life. I love you! I love Mother Earth. I believe in the dance and I believe in solutions. I am more fueled for political action and using my voice and embracing my process and my flaws. Onward and upward .[emoji813]️ u!
Interdasting....Quote:
Originally Posted by snojones
https://arstechnica.com/science/2018...n-the-uk-grid/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryogenic_energy_storage
Damn. Angel for the fucking win.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheFugitive
Basically her entire "online persona" and social media accounts are non stop "save the planet" stop polluting, etc......then images of helis for photo ops and trips all over the world in rapid succession. More of the same "do as I say, not as I do" bullshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by grskier
Don't base your entire existence around something and get all pissy when people call you out on your hypocrisy. I hope she sees this and becomes more aware of her activities, or at least has beeter sense what to post and what not to post.
Bet she has change for a nickel, too...Quote:
Originally Posted by TheFugitive
Angel fucking rips. That's all.
A good girlscout should carry 5 pennies at all timesQuote:
Originally Posted by telefreewasatch
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Originally Posted by TheFugitive
QFT [/thread]Quote:
Originally Posted by glademaster
yeahman, a Montana mag, has 5 pennies taped to his helmet.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheFugitive
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Yeahman is a good girlscout!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
Do the girlscouts have a dank elk sausage badge? Maybe its a browny badge? Unless Angel steps up with an elk steak (organic, free range, ethically harvested by walking from her front door and dispatced with a spear) I think Caroline G will win and so will the terrorists
Hopefully they're evenly distributed for obvious reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
Those are for bribing the speed police bro. Guys are crooked af. [emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
Your lenses are tinted....Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
I'm not saying there isn't hypocrisy there, she calls herself out on it...
But, the lens in which you view this only sees one side....
I choose chromapop brown
Brightens colors and eliminates glare
Social feed today clogged with pro skiers/mountain bikers at the Climate Strike protests. Many of these folks will be flying around the continent to promote ski films (in which they flew around the world) designed to sell consumer goods for a sport that affluent folks in the western world fly around the world to participate in.
Respect to Angel for her post and more need to acknowledge this. I see Michelle Parker promoting a ski trip to Antarctica, not any kind of expedition, but one you can pay to join on. What's the carbon footprint of that?
The biggest problem I have is when you see these folks flying around for surf trips in the offseason (need to unwind from being a pro skier), flying to Europe for product meetings, flying around North America to mountain bike instead of riding at home.
The lack of self awareness is astonishing with some of these athletes. I give full respect to Greg Hill and Chris Rubens who have been walking the walk and setting an example of personal actions that can be taken to reduce your carbon footprint while still enjoying the sport you love.
Fully agree raising awareness is important... but some self reflection is needed here for so many of these athletes, again, your entire job is selling consumer goods in a sport affluent people enjoy so that you can enjoy the travel/sport lifestyle.
Well put.Quote:
Originally Posted by gramboh
Hilarious:
“The biggest problem I have is when you see these folks flying around for surf trips in the offseason (need to unwind from being a pro skier)”
She "sorta" calls herself out on it, but hardly came out admitting her clear stupidity posting wedding pics she took a private heli to get.Quote:
Originally Posted by grskier
Gramboh well put. That's exactly the point.
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Probably most accurate when read on its own: the entire job is selling stuff. Raising awareness is a means to an end, which is selling stuff. That works, so who are the hypocrites?Quote:
Originally Posted by gramboh