[bots]

Originally Posted by Morgan.

It’s not gonna ‘save’ the planet as such, no, but it’s definitley going to prolong the window of time we have before it’s too late to save anything.

No it's not, and people should stop kidding themselves that it will. It's misinformation

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

No it's not, and people should stop kidding themselves that it will. It's misinformation

Carry on dropping litter, using single use plastics and recycling incorrectly then. See how far that gets you.

f.y.i it’ll get the planet uninhabitable quicker than you can imagine

[bots]

Originally Posted by Morgan.

Carry on dropping litter, using single use plastics and recycling incorrectly then. See how far that gets you.

f.y.i it’ll get the planet uninhabitable quicker than you can imagine

you are completely missing the point. You not eating a beef burger means zero when 1.4 billion Chinese are scoffing their faces with them. The little bit of help you are doing for the planet means nothing and when you multiply everything up to the scale of industrial nations its an exponential jump again.

So many people have fallen for the rubbish spewed about the environment, its really shocking

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

you are completely missing the point. You not eating a beef burger means zero when 1.4 billion Chinese are scoffing their faces with them. The little bit of help you are doing for the planet means nothing and when you multiply everything up to the scale of industrial nations its an exponential jump again.

So many people have fallen for the rubbish spewed about the environment, its really shocking

Well I’m not the only one not eating a burger, am I? With 375 million vegetarians and 600,000 vegans there’s a lot of people not eating burgers. You’re making it sound as if there’s nothing people can do, but if everyone’s thinking there’s nothing that can be done, nothing will be done.

Nothing changes until people are ready to change themselves and the more people that realise that the better our environment will become.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Morgan.

Well I’m not the only one not eating a burger, am I? With 375 million vegetarians and 600,000 vegans there’s a lot of people not eating burgers. You’re making it sound as if there’s nothing people can do, but if everyone’s thinking there’s nothing that can be done, nothing will be done.

Nothing changes until people are ready to change themselves and the more people that realise that the better our environment will become.

[Cherie]

are we ready to stop buying fast fashion,and buying stuff we don't need yet?

[Elliot]

Originally Posted by Morgan.

Well I’m not the only one not eating a burger, am I? With 375 million vegetarians and 600,000 vegans there’s a lot of people not eating burgers. You’re making it sound as if there’s nothing people can do, but if everyone’s thinking there’s nothing that can be done, nothing will be done.

Nothing changes until people are ready to change themselves and the more people that realise that the better our environment will become.

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Some of the attitudes in this thread are the very things that’ll kill the planet

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

you are completely missing the point. You not eating a beef burger means zero when 1.4 billion Chinese are scoffing their faces with them. The little bit of help you are doing for the planet means nothing and when you multiply everything up to the scale of industrial nations its an exponential jump again.

So many people have fallen for the rubbish spewed about the environment, its really shocking

So people shouldn’t do their little bit to help, because other countries are worse polluters? Let’s just chuck oil in the sea and be done with it then

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

you are completely missing the point. You not eating a beef burger means zero when 1.4 billion Chinese are scoffing their faces with them. The little bit of help you are doing for the planet means nothing and when you multiply everything up to the scale of industrial nations its an exponential jump again.

So many people have fallen for the rubbish spewed about the environment, its really shocking

I think you've missed the point.

A "little bit" of help is surely better than nothing at all.

That "little bit" can potentially build and grow and make a change. The only thing you get from doing nothing... is nothing.