Qualche tempo fa, un gruppo di artisti belgi ha realizzato un singolo intitolato “Do It Now” come una questione di sensibilizzazione sul cambiamento climatico.

    ‘Sing for the Climate’, beh, è ​​stata cantata da: Stef Kamil Carlens, Frank Vander Linden, Luc De Vos, Sioen, Milow, Klaas Delrue, Brahim, Veerle Baetens, Kommil Foo, Lady Linn, Rocco Granata, Koen Crucke e Hans Peter Janssens.

    Sì, hai letto bene, Luc De Vos. L’uomo è scomparso da oltre un decennio.

    Quindi è davvero cambiato qualcosa da quando lo hanno realizzato nel 2012?

    Siamo diventati un po’ più elettrici e sicuramente abbiamo avuto molti incontri sul clima, ma qualcosa di veramente significativo?

    So che gli Stati Uniti e la Cina sono i fattori più importanti nelle emissioni mondiali, ma il Belgio sembra prenderla piuttosto male sia a breve che a lungo termine…

    Inoltre, so che il cambiamento climatico non può essere affrontato a livello personale, ma mi sconcerta quante persone venderebbero la propria anima prima di provare un pasto vegetariano. (Sì, la tua dieta è in realtà il cambiamento più significativo che puoi apportare – molto più che evitare aerei o intelligenza artificiale – e No, non sono un vegetariano completo anch’io)

    I colpevoli sono le grandi aziende cattive, ma stanno solo ascoltando il mercato… se nessuno è responsabile, lo sono tutti.

    Comunque, stavo ascoltando la mia playlist belga e mi sono perso nei miei pensieri. Questa è la canzone: https://open.spotify.com/track/7vz0C35gXioZHWnfznZJDy?si=cPAr1GWLQ2uiwQmJVQPrRg&utm_source=copy-link&rowId=7eb1c2e48d79a1d0

    Something very interesting and Belgian AF
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    1. Zyklon00 on

      I hate your discourse. You put the blame and responsibility on individuals. This has been the way big companies try to avoid having to do anything. Like the carbon footprint calculation developed by BP. Only thing that works, and that we see working in the EU, is regulation.

    2. GrapefruitPurple2495 on

      You should remove everything that comes after the “?” when posting a Spotify URL. There’s telemetry and whatnots.

    3. Worldly-Inflation-45 on

      Songs won’t change anything. Nobody will solve climate change. We are not the first species and we will not be the last. There is nothing that will be done until it is too late. Enjoy life.

    4. Kattenaars on

      I really wish the entire world would be as good as Flemish people do and pretend to be on the green aspect of economy. But that’s really not reality. We’re destroying our competitiveness over the east with state sponsored energy and handing over our means of production. If you’re a leftist, you want means of production close to home right? Close to the workers themselves since socialism is another distopian reality in a neo capitalist economy. We wont get companies in hands of workers anymore. That’s a reality lost in the way of how actual money works.

      But both the left and the right parties are destroying that competitiveness with the east by taxes on different things. That’s why getting a job is getting so hard too for many. And I wish we would do better for our planet yet holding a green discourse now will kill more manufacturing jobs than even taxes by the Nva. Not doing it enhances destroying our planet. But it’s not a one way green street for a better planet. Sadly enough. The answer is probably capitalism to fix our planet. Nothing else than money has ever solved solutions better for humans unfortunately.

    5. https://preview.redd.it/76jqcax8zmeh1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1154933bb18df98f1a42f94430e483a5b712d187

      I do not agree that the individual is responsible for everything that’s happening, but I do believe that we should all make an effort.

      The meat industry is cruel, I’ll give you that. And you’re right: it can only change if we eat less meat. It is simply impossible to treat animals like living creatures if there are thousands of them living under the same roof, pressured to get fat as fast as possible. There are too many of them. Way too many. And that is our responsibility.

    6. quercus-88 on

      Uhm, our carbon emissions dropped by 30% since 1990, one of the biggest drops worldwide. So we are definitely doing our part and then some, often to the detriment of our own economy and prosperity even. Meanwhile a country like Nigeria has more births annually than the entire European continent combined and some rich Sheik flies his Lamborghini over to Italy for a simple maintenance! So you’ll have to excuse me if i’m not a vegetarian.

    7. Happy_Bread_1 on

      FYI flying to New York and back emits about 2 ton of CO2. That’s far worse than eating the average consumption of beef.

    8. Yes our government finally saw the light and realised we will indeed need nuclear power in the future.

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