Comments by "D. von N." (@D.von.N) on "Climate Town" channel.

Not a fan of scamazon. I am after a product, found it on the brand's website cheaper. Also free delivery, before xmas, return doesn't bother me, as I plan to keep it, if it works. Faulty goods have different regulations for returning.
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Salt doesn't really expire. It is the plastic packaging that has a shelf life. Alternatively salt can clump together due to being hygroscopic, making it less attractive to use, unless you have a bunch of ruminants that love licking rock salt.
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Did my little thing: restored my ex vista laptop back to life with Linux, also bought a newish second hand business class laptop with Win11 to learn Linux. My third Win10 AIO will also get converted soon, with Win running either from a usb or virtual machine (both already tested on the newish machine with success). I feel like a salvage queen at this point LOL, nearing 50, learning all this stuff just this year. I hate wasting stuff and being milked for cash like a cow.
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Climate Science & Policy Degree and zero memorised Bible verses. Man, you killed it! :D
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I love your rebuttal of their nonsense, but here is my question: Wind and solar energy are infrequent in many parts of the world. Regions depend on storage of this energy if they don't have enough of nuclear and other reliable constant sources. Recently a massive lithium storage went ablast, poisoning surrounding soils growing lettuce for majority of the US. It will take years to make that soil safe to grow produce again. How about this aspect of renewables? I would like to know your stance on it.
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@00PlPu00 I agree, we need representatives that don't have vested interest and deep pockets stuffed with corporate money. But these representatives come from the population and mirror the population. They are the product. You could see how money can buy elections and turkeys voted for Christmas, against their own interests. I have little hope for things changing in my lifetime.
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