No matter what the holiday or event, the Cult of Climastrology will find a way to interject itself. Here’s loopy Pam Wright at the Weather Channel
There’s some bad news on the horizon for Valentine’s Day: Scientists say global warming and changing weather patterns are expected to significantly impact two staples of the holiday, chocolate and champagne.
For those who may be unaware, champagne comes from the Champagne region in northeastern France. Only sparkling wines that hail from this region are permitted to be called champagne. It’s the same for wines like Bordeaux that come from, well, Bordeaux, or Beaujolais, which comes from … well, you can probably guess.
And here’s one that merges Hotcoldwetdry with VDay and a real environmental concern
‘Endangered Species Condoms’ to be distributed for Valentine’s Day
Some 40,000 free “Endangered Species Condoms” will be given away across the country by the Center for Biological Diversity on Valentine’s Day to encourage people to consider population growth’s threat to wildlife before getting wild.
The colorful condom packages include species threatened by population growth and slogans like “Wrap with care, save the polar bear†and “When you’re feeling tender, think about the hellbender.â€
“The habitat loss, resource depletion and climate change that come with rapid human population growth make it next to impossible for biodiversity to thrive. It’s important to bring population growth back into the environmental conversation,†Baillie said in a press statement. “’Endangered Species Condoms’ make starting that conversation easier, and they’re a more interesting gift than old standbys like flowers and chocolate.â€
Some of that stuff is real. AGW isn’t.
How to Be a Vegan Teen Valentine
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Has it ever happened to you that you are stumped for ideas to talk about? Me too! A good conversation is key during a date night or when hanging out with friends, which is why I like to talk about exchanging cool vegan things we found on the internet or saw on YouTube, how our parents are dealing with us being veganism, the environmental benefits of being vegan, and sharing cool recipe ideas we can make together in the kitchen. Talking about taboo vegan topics—such as the impact the dairy and meat industries have on climate change and the ethics of not eating meat for the animals—is important, too, because it helps defend yourself when a non-vegan begins questioning you about veganism and nutrition.
Sigh.
Here’s a few more that bringing in Hotcoldwetdry
- Take Heart! Here’s How You Can Show the Love for the Earth This Valentine’s Day
- Roses for ‘the one and only’ this Valentine’s Day impact the lives of thousands in east Africa
- Valentine’s Food For Thought: How Weather & Climate Impact Chocolate
These people.
Things to get some one for Valentine’s Day:
-Chocolate
– Flowers
– An understanding that global climate change is a very real threat to our planet’s existence and everyone needs to play a role in slowing it down— Jenna Karr, M.S. (@Jenna_M_Karr) February 13, 2018
Climate scam Valentine's Day poetry! https://t.co/mvOFxH4rWN
— Tom Nelson (@TomANelson) February 14, 2018
Tooday is ?? Valentine's Day ????!! Calling all climate and earth-lovers who want to participate! Please use the hashtag #LovethePlanet, and create your valentine images to show how you care about our Planet, and all of its creatures! @dezignerchat pic.twitter.com/nLNady7iNk
— We Don't Have Time (@WeDontHaveTime) February 14, 2018
https://twitter.com/emma_ardington/status/963797815632842752
Plenty more wackadoodle’s out there. Have to stop someplace.
