You Should Have A Merry Low Carbon Christmas Or Something

The nags of the Singapore branch of the Cult of Climastrology are out

Have yourself a merry low-carbon Christmas
Give the world a present this Christmas and New Year period and cut down on those carbon emissions. Here are 5 ways to do that.

December kicks off a two-month-long season of joy, giving, and feasting as Christmas and the Lunar New Year roll into town in quick succession.

But the story is an all too familiar one: cooking up a storm for Christmas dinner, receiving too many Christmas presents, bundling crisp dollar bills in single-use red packets, spring cleaning the house, only to throw the excess and unwanted down the chute by the end of the season.

A lot of waste is generated during the festive season as we increase our consumption and disposal of goods, with most ending up in incinerators to churn out greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change.

Here’s a suggestion: all Warmists should stay home and eat the raw veggies they grow in their backyard gardens, sitting in the dark, because even candles are bad for ‘climate change’. In this way, they keep their insanity, cultish talking points, and miserable doomy selves away from everyone else enjoying the season.

The article offers 5 ideas to reduce Other People’s carbon footprints, which are the same old tired and recycled ones you’ve read time and time again. The thing is, most of the ideas are actually sound ideas from a charity and true environmental standpoint. As usual, the Cult has taken them for themselves.

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