Less about Ohio specifically, but how does the future of mycoremediation and insect remediation look, officially?

What exactly happened to cause the Younger Dryas extinction?

Is the tech industry in a contraction cycle due to job displacement because of advanced AI?

Yep. I’m also over 50 so feeling vulnerable lately.

I get it. I have definitely been there. Having worked in IT for nearly 20 years, this thread definitely made me feel that weariness.

I was being sarcastic. Sorry I definitely didn’t covey that 🤣 Because companies that claim to be so ethical and caring are doing this. I work for a big corporation, 50K employees, and I see this shit all the time. I’m getting pushed a bit myself.

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I am looking for a job as well can someone help me please

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It would have to be my little rubber ducky i inherited when I took my office space (see below)

https://imgur.com/a/gocGuwS

Crazy story, never heard of it before - thanks!

Link if anyone else wants to read it:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Times_Beach,_Missouri

good night. you are selling your agenda. thank goodness there is a large number of scientists that disprove your agenda.

Solar panels are rating 20-30 years now and only need replacement when the output is less than you require. They can then go to the 2nd hand market sometimes.

Last I heard, it's not an issue.

Ha, if they learn about the topic, would they then still have the same complaint?

What object in your regular office / workplace is your favorite thing and why?

Precisely what I was going to say

👍👍 Thanks for this! I expect that knowing where to find info resources is both reassuring and empowering not only to me personally but also for anyone else asking themselves similar questions.

Because deforestation is also a major threat for earth's temperature

What's your opinion on chatgpt get common in near future?

Thank you for raising these important questions and for expressing them through your own personal experience. Our go-to-points about CO2 emissions and global environmental catastrophe are largely made in other comments in this thread. Depending on context, other scientists will emphasize other points and other issues. We know that reducing and eventually stopping CO2 emissions is necessary for stabilizing temperatures, and also for reducing the risk of the kinds of events we’ve studied, but how to best do this and balance it with other important trade-offs is complicated and involves a number of things outside of our particular expertise. We hope that this helps at least a little.

What is the scariest, relatively unknown way that the world is likely to end in?

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