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cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/37311675

Australian woman, lived just down the road from where we used to live until we had massive bushfires and we decamped to Tasmania

https://youtu.be/hrMfufkq0Yk

Lismore has serious flooding issues, so I presume the house she lives on is up on the hill near the hospital ?

Collapse ? She talks of her climate grief and her understanding of "we're collapsing", (at about 11:40 and again at 14:00) not sure she's at Tom Murphies level but none the less I find her inspirational and thought others might be interested.

Yes yes we're well aware underpinning it all is someone else paying the bills in exchange for her labour, but I still find her inspirational for lowering her impact significantly and thoughfully.

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[-] Sirdubdee@piefed.social 3 points 3 weeks ago

I’ll try self discipline and goal oriented decision making. I’ll start off small by checking out some farm stands.

[-] baines@piefed.social 2 points 2 weeks ago

the seeds are owned by those companies

most American farming cannot exist without adding nitrogen

if you are serious about changing your food to reduce impact, lower or cut meat consumption entirely 

[-] Sirdubdee@piefed.social 1 points 2 weeks ago

That has nothing to do with who or where I choose to buy stuff from. I just gave my opinion on what I took away from watching a minute of the video. I explained how I’m going to do it.

Try breaking down the issue into smaller problems and keep doing that until you find something you can control yourself. One person buying fruit from a neighbor isn’t going to change the world overnight, but it’s just something I can do to steer my future the way I want. I’m not solving the issue about nitrogen supplies or intellectual property rights of corporations. I’m just cutting out a bunch of overhead costs added to the price of what I buy. Maybe someone else shares the same perspective and gets motivated to do something themselves. Hopefully it’s you, friend.

[-] baines@piefed.social 2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

the whole point i’m trying to make is these things sound good but don’t actually do anything

these companies are not so stupid to just make it easy to cut them out

it usually cost more to do so and quality may sometimes be better but supply and quality will be inconsistent

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