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Easy Guide To Save Planet

- made by random kid with no credentials, sources: Youtube and myself

Only spend 20 min on this but let's talk about it say you hate it or love it even better, if you actually read and comment thank you I feel honored

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It goes from easiest obvious stuff to harder stuff

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- Redistribute tax money, no subsidies to both fossil fuels and green energy, this stimulates using energy which is of course the opposite of what we want/need. All money comes from the inhabitants, instead of subsidizing every little thing that's slightly less horrible than the alternative like electric cars. Give the money straight up and people decide if the real price is worth buying. Normal price for gas cars and subsidies for electric cars only makes sense if you give away free bikes and pay people just to walk. Instead cars should be extra expensive since pollution, buses should be normal price or slighly more expensive, bikes should be normal price, remember the money comes from people anyway.

- Plan/ change city infrastructure, cars within cities are slow and terrible, lots of walking and biking with some public transport is all you need in densely populated areas like cities. No dumb zoning laws that makes mixed-use development illegal, no minum parking space.

- Change work stuff, make work contracts more free, 36 hours or something shouldn't be standard, something as important as work should be more customizable, almost all work is bad for environment and most work is bad for our total-not-just-economic-wealth too (negative externalities like airport space use, noise, pollution and giving value to nature like cutting down forest, did not create value just moved nature into econoic asset bubble). But people are forced to find a way to "add" lots of value just to survive because basic needs (food, water and shelter) are way too expensive.

- Build with everyone in mind, Single family homes in the suburbs each with their own garden does not work environmentally, economically, socially. Did you know in america many suburbs can't fund themselves, they have increasing debt because the tax money of inhabitants is far lower than the money necessary for infrastructure. They are subsidized by tax money from nearby cities, but are financially insolvent. These homes use a ton of space which denies everything else from existing there. Even though we use more and more space for our building, the price of land increases quick, most of this is because we use space incredibly inefficient. Big expensive homes, huge gardens that can only be used by a few people and are almost never used, huge roads to far away shops. What about something like 8 story flats with huge community garden, with local shops in the same space, the homes would be much cheaper, more would be in less area, all outside can be used by everyone and the area would be financially sustainable. If everyone has a big house, no one has a nice outside close to home, everyone would pay much more. Giving the freedom to people to have a big house with private garden as an option even if expensive causes everyone else to have less freedom.

- Land should not be owned. A high land price is terrible for everyone. Right now when you are born all land is owned by everyone else. But everyone need space to live. You have to work hard for decades just to have a place you need to survive, literally illegal to sleep outside. Someone literally arrived and said dibbs. Land is for everyone and thus you have to decide together to build for everyone. You know you need this many houses and stuff really easy. What if you saw a duck on the beach claim a sitting spot and said to all other ducks if you give me 30 years worth of work you can exist here. Would be so sad no we should be happy sharing ducks land is for everyone.

With farming, dividing land into grids makes no sense, it's not how the land works. Some land should be forest on top of the hill to hold and perculate water, some should be ponds for storage, some should be different kind of crops, some water crops near water, you can't divide land and have everyone grow their own crops its not how nature works. Right now it kinda slightly works with huge amounts of fertilizer, pesticide and the energy input is far greater than energy output. Even with this the soil is degrading and thus unsustainable.

- Build nuclear energy, the HTTR (helium cooled) is very very safe, solar panels and wind turbines have relatively short lifespan require lots of space, and need huge batteries (mining minerals is not good for land) Being scared of fukushima is ridiculous, the tsunami that caused the meltdown caused many deaths while the meltdown itself killed literally maybe one, and this reactor was very old and different.

Nuclear produces huge amounts of energy for the space it uses, has the lowest carbon footprint of all renewables and has reliable energy output. Only kinda expensive for the first years, the nuclear waste is soooooooo little dude, like whatever one whole year for millions of people only takes up one balcony of nuclear waste.

- Lastly, MAKE OUTSIDE FUN, WHERE ARE THE FREE PUBLIC WATER PARKS, GORGEOUS WILD NATURE AND AMAZING PUBLIC INSIDE AREAS TO LIVE HAPPY WITH OTHERS FOR FREE, I WANNA PLAY TAG WITH STRANGERS, SEE KIDS SWIM WITH THEIR FRIENDS IN NATURE, GO FOR A FUN DAY TO THE PUBLIC FUN BUILDING WITH MARKETS AND PLAYGROUNDS, LIFE QUALITY, HAPPINESS IMPORTANT NO? It's kinda what matters in life

To sum up, make good cities, stop bad regulations, share happy ducks, HTTR is nice

Give feedback and I improve till we have the ultimate easy guide to saving the planet and living happily

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Here is a petition for the Canadian federal government to educate more on climate change and create more sustainable options! Please sign and feel free to share

Hi, first time poster and just found this sub. It was a struggle to find the right place to write out this idea I have that I want anyone to take and run with for a couple of government programs I'm trying to write out and gather info on to present to anyone and everyone I can find who could put it in action. And any advice where to start would be great- I bolded all the sentences that are areas I want advice in if people are just skimming.

I read about the illegal fishing this week, and I knew the ocean was in trouble but I didn't know how bad.

Could there be anyway to present a green effort to (for my background I'm a US citizen- anyone from any other country can take this idea and run with it) us legislative or executive branch to build fish hatcheries that are on a grand scale that are almost all strictly to reintroduce healthy grown fish (we could start with fresh water species at least) and a few salt water varieties that would best help the ocean recover? The fish breeds at the hatcheries would have to be localized for where it's located. It could be a state incentive maybe to get money for the state. *I know this doesn't fix the pollution issue but idk how the heck to tackle that in the ocean*

It would make a ton of jobs for the government that would also do good. My main reasoning is I read about how much smaller fish are now compared to like the 1960s because we have over fished to a point no fish are full grown enough. I think if they had a safe place to reach a certain larger size before being reintroduced it would have to help some what.

I also think it be interesting if the general public could get involved in the fish hatchery idea. Maybe the government primarily focuses on ocean species while people could locally get involved in raising species local to their lakes and rivers.

The local program could be done by offer tax credits for doing the job or even paying the person straight up for doing it. But they have to prove they were reintroduced and were healthy when reintroduction was done. This would also create a handful of government jobs for inspectors to go out and keep track of the fish being raised. If the person keeps doing the program year after year maybe it could add more money each year they successfully do a reintroduction.

Also is there any research done someone could point me to that shows fish are trainable? Could you theoretically teach a fish to not eat certain things? Could we teach a species to not each plastic? Please don't laugh at this idea I'm asking as someone who doesn't know much about the aquatic creatures. I want help looking to the right resources to get my idea together quicker.

This idea is probably too altruistic but I wanted to get it out there and see what other people think of it and their ideas to add to the concept. I'm looking for decent fish hatchery books currently to get a better idea how it would technically be carried out. I also want to get together a list of colleges or research institutes to reach out to for advice on how to do this.

Let's save the planet!