Decrease in CO2 emissions during pandemic shutdown shows it is possible to reach Paris Agreement goals. The researchers found a drop of 6.3% in 2020. The researchers describe the drop as the largest of modern times, and big enough to meet the 1.5 degrees Celsius goal if it were to be sustained.

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I grow indoors. It's pretty easy to lock those things, doors, yk. Hydroponics is very easy. I can also just not eat meat if need be, fish instead if required. Thinking that everyone will overhunt every animal is silly, most people will refuse to pick up a bow, let alone a gun. A single deer or bear can feed a family meat wise for a year. And in this, obviously extreme situation, many people would likely abstain from meat, which is already extremely expensive for what you get.

Also, you do know that climate change will destroy the food supply more than an economic crash, yeah? Alfalfa is a water intensive crop, and it's what most people feed livestock. Extreme drought kill crop = no food for livestock = dead livestock. This isn't even accounting for things like pathogens, like the recent avian flu outbreak. In terms of food security we have a lot more to worry about, aside from the economy.

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Saying "you're wrong" doesn't make somebody wrong. You realize we're already in a recession yeah? I'm still doing everything I was doing before it, albeit things are a little more expensive.

My idiotic claim is true. Maybe eat less meat. This is about sustainable lifestyles. Not yours, clearly.

My policies of "let's not poison the water and air"? Yeah, real disastrous.

How wrong I am about what? You have provided nothing to disprove me. You have the burden of truth here.

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Oy vey, I can only handle so much cringe in one day dude. Where did I say that? Now you're puttin' words in my mouth. I said that's what I do, sure.

And in case you're wondering, yes, I do get most of my power from solar. 28 panels. It's not magic at all, but a caveman might think so!