What this really means is the climate cult looking to control the Internet and what people say on it, what they do, along with enforcing fines and fees for using too much
Climate change SEO survey: Making the web more sustainable
In November, I conducted a survey aimed at SEO professionals, delving into their perspectives on climate change.
This article unpacks the survey results, highlighting key findings and offering practical advice for SEO professionals looking to impact the environment positively.
But first, let’s explore why the link between SEO and climate change matters.
Let’s not. It’s just another attempt to link a thing with the climate cult
What the heck is a low carbon design website? They want to force people to use less streaming. And, the bots thing will be about blocking anyone who’s real who they claim is a bot. If you think that’s conspiracy, you haven’t been paying attention to the Fascist tendencies of the climate cult.
82% of respondents said they were willing to not work with a “fossil fuels producer.” They’re super excited to use a carbon footprint calculator for websites. Which can generate fines and fees as this is enforced for all. Then annoy clients by “educating” clients on their carbon footprint. They can nag by being “more vocal about web sustainability amongst peers and within communities.”
It’ll be fun when the young climahysterics realize that the climate cult they support is limiting their ability to watch everything online as well as uploading their own stupid (except for animal ones) videos.
Read: Who’s Up For Making The Internet More “Sustainable”? »

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