I always knew salt was a good preservative
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Re: I always knew salt was a good preservative
One wonders if their preservation is due to salt or the near indestructibility of plastic.
I wish that as much attention were devoted to removing plastic from use as disposable containers as is given to climate change. It would have a much more meaningful purpose and benefit our globe far more than our rush to eliminate so-called greenhouse gases.
I wish that as much attention were devoted to removing plastic from use as disposable containers as is given to climate change. It would have a much more meaningful purpose and benefit our globe far more than our rush to eliminate so-called greenhouse gases.
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Re: I always knew salt was a good preservative
Can it be both?
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Re: I always knew salt was a good preservative
Probably not, Graeme; however paying more attention to removing plastics will have a more immediate and long lasting salubrious effect. I defy anyone to be able to quantify reductions in green house gases directly related to any action whereas it would be done easily in the case of plastics. I'm suggesting merely that we do that whose effects are certain and measurable instead of adopting Don Quixote's tactics.
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Re: I always knew salt was a good preservative
Well I get the feeling that to continue this discussion will lead to a transgression of the forum rules and whilst I wholeheartedly disagree with your climate change stance anything I might say or show you will not change your beliefs. In the end it's all down to faith, I choose to have faith in the scientists. Others are unable to do that and there are many results to a search of why that might be. Sorting the plastics would indeed have an immediate effect, curbing green house gasses would slow down climate change but the tangible effects would be slow in coming, the rise in the planet's average temperature would continue but the rate of increase would slow down, there would be a reduced risk of tipping points being reached and our children would have respect for the fact that we tried. We do agree however about the weirdness of people adopting Don Quixote's odd view of the balance between reality and imagination.
I'm sure we agree on many other things too!
Regards
Graeme
I'm sure we agree on many other things too!
Regards
Graeme
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