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Is pollution free skiing possible?
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Base Skis is on a mission to make skiing more environmentally friendly.
https://www.skitalk.com/threads/base-skis-pollution-free-skiing.33570/
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Obviously
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No.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
luanb wrote:
No.
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Pollution free living is impossible … we consume earth’s resources whatever we do … so the answer to the question is clearly ‘No’. However, we can definitely, and should, reduce our environmental impact where possible.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
No and hell no.
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Blackblade wrote:
Pollution free living is impossible … we consume earth’s resources whatever we do … so the answer to the question is clearly ‘No’. However, we can definitely, and should, reduce our environmental impact where possible.
Sounds about right!
I'd argue that in some cases, we also have the opportunity to undo some of the damage we and prior generations have done. Reforestation in Costa Rica is one of many examples. While many species have gone extinct in large part do to humans, there are numerous cases of endangered species making a comback after we decided to protect them. 1987 — The Montreal Protocol is agreed to, ultimately enforcing the regulation of nearly one hundred ozone-depleting chemicals. The enforcement of this agreement on an international scale has helped repair the ozone layer, saving an estimated two million people per year from skin cancer caused by UV exposure.
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Blackblade wrote:
Pollution free living is impossible … we consume earth’s resources whatever we do … so the answer to the question is clearly ‘No’. However, we can definitely, and should, reduce our environmental impact where possible.
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