That Sundin guy made our team pretty good not too long ago , I ' m surprised we got him for an aging Clark , now if I could only remember which team we stole him from . <| sep |> Tuk e duuuuurb <| sep |> Good choice ! They ' re all amazing <| sep |> They occassionally do check the kids , but only enforce it with healed ones . There ' s literally a few sixth formers walking around with tattoos and multiple piercings visible but I can ' t get my arm tattoo done because they changed my uniform to short sleeve . <| sep |> Ah alrighty , if the spam adepts i will make some ghosts . <| sep |> Driving in more efficient cars , eating less beef , wasting less food , washing bigger batches of clothes , buying fewer clothes , and having better public transportation are all massive improvements . Not nearly enough . Not even close . And that is not my conclusion , that is Google ' s c o n c l u s i o n e n g i n e e r s e x p l a i n w h y t h e y s toppedrdinrenewableenergy , after investing a BILLION in renewable energy . We decided to combine our energy innovation study ' s bestcase scenario results with Hansen ' s climate model to see whether a 55 percent emission cut by 2050 would bring the world back below that 350 ppm threshold . Our calculations revealed otherwise . Even if every renewable energy technology advanced as quickly as imagined and they were all applied globally , atmospheric CO 2 levels wouldn ' t just remain above 350 ppm they would continue to rise exponentially due to continued fossil fuel use . So our bestcase scenario , which was based on our most optimistic forecasts for renewable energy , would still result in severe climate change , with all its dire consequences shifting climatic zones , freshwater shortages , eroding coasts , and ocean acidification , among others . Our reckoning showed that reversing the trend would require . radical technological advances in cheap zerocarbon energy , as well as a method of extracting CO 2 from the atmosphere and sequestering the carbon .