The least energy intense communities are dense communities.

This is a step in the right direction.

Votes should be anonymous.

This is the first step toward monetizing Lemmy for multinationals.

Many swallow the same propaganda as south of the border. Around 40% of conservative voters could be considered MAGA supporters. It's the other 60% who have to come to their senses and realize the PP is lying about his support for Canada. He is just a discount Trump populist.

I have to ask: did you read the article? It is clearly a call for the flattening of classes and more rights for all.

Did you try subscribing to your interests?

Better hope I'm not on the jury.

Good, but I won't sleep easily until the crypto-MAGAist Pierre Poilievre is on the ash heap of history.

He and Musk will Make Pollution Great Again.

Of course Canada needs to leave. Do Canadian politicians think the US will supply it with parts as it invades?

Buy some Gripen and/or Eurofighters and join GCAP.

I thought French's leases part of the former Heinz plant in Leamington, ON and uses tomatoes from the local greenhouses.

CBC made a mini-documentary about it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af7Jctuqhcg

The answer is they were a wealthy European concept brought to the colonies as a status symbol. They are still associated with wealthier people which raises property values, so are enshrined in local ordinances and HOA rules.

Yes, chocolate and coffee are more carbon intensive than poultry. That said, meats still make up 56% of GHG in the diet including plant agriculture feedstock and are outsized contributors to heart disease.

As a result, I would start there and optimize for plants later.