For my local library, I noticed they have both Onleihe and Libby available - though with different selections, ymmv

Voll bescheuert, dass es oft keine anderen gibt

For me it's when I add a new location, then I get to choose what sources to pull from

From what I see, MET Norway is an option for weather sources, is that the right one?

That's a very good point of course - brain drain is a problem and we shouldn't encourage it. I suppose I'd rather propose encouraging countries to offer refugees good educations. I am explicitly talking about jobs that require training and come with an expectation of a good life - I agree that the jobs in agriculture and slaughterhouses and such are inhumane.

I don't think we should tell people not to have children. I just think that we should stop telling them that putting more humans on this world is the moral option or their duty. I think we should at least encourage people thinking of having kids to consider the consequences that has, and then leave the choice to them.

Kann Met auch sehr empfehlen. Falls du irgendeinen Nerd-Laden (Brettspiele, Tabletop, oder so) in der Nähe hast, die haben auch oft welchen

Was, Eulenbären auch? Das muss ich probieren!

That's fair. I am also completely in favour of well thought out bike infrastructure solutions. Bike lanes just for the sake of bike ways with no connection to people's lives and usage patterns will do us no favours

I'd say you're technically correct in saying that we can do everything, whereas the other point is that since other species are also affected by our decisions we shouldn't

Brettspielläden haben oft Gläser voller hübscher Würfel, die machen sich gut im Adventskalender.

Ansonsten mag ich auch Schreibwaren - bunte Tinte, Haftnotizen, kleine Notizblöcke, all sowas

On the idea of consuming less resources being a waste of resources: Every one of us has a limited amount of mental energy. Most of us have to spend a lot of that on making a living. If we want to live perfectly moral lives, we can expend the rest of it doing that. But then that is the only thing we will change in the world. On the other hand, if we spend that energy on reforming policy and inspiring societal change, we may have further reaching effects. I don't think the former is necessarily the more moral choice, though it definitely is a moral one. In an ideal world, we'd all do both of course

I think it's more a matter of going after someone randomly punching people in the face every now and then when there's mass shootings and stuff even worse going on would be a bad use of resources, even though of course the person punching people is morally in the wrong. Similarly, encouraging people to reduce waste and cycle more is not a good use of resources, when companies are burning coal and rich people take their private jets everywhere.