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-Some scientists are advocating burying dead wood rather than burning it (or even letting it rot away), so that the carbon goes into the earth as opposed to the atmosphere.
-Some cities have already discussed banning campfires due to its impact on climate change.
-The national park service and state parks promote being good for the environment yet they sell firewood to campers, which encourages climate change. Isn't this a bit hypocritical to accept money $$$ while working against your mission statement?
Golly, this poll is the perfect example of why I don't 'do' polls. I don't like any of those answers. Apparently, if I like making a campfire; I am stupid, don't believe in science, am a hypocrite, want pollution, like/want forest fires, or all of the above.
yes, they should ban campfires and remove the One Reason lots of people pay the fees to go camping.
S'mores, and ghost stories. i predict "virtual" campfires will be for rent/sale at the ranger's office.
Campfires are clearly a terrible threat to the planet, much like cow farts and plastic straws so yeah, they should totally be banned.
Ban All The Things!!!!
Doc: “Sarah, you should probably not eat that buttered toast, your cholesterol is high”
Sarah: “OH SO YOU WANT ME TO STARVE? SO I GUESS WE SHOULD BAN ME FROM ACCESSING FOODS HUH?”..
Doc: “no sarah I was just saying to watch your intake..”
-Some scientists are advocating burying dead wood rather than burning it (or even letting it rot away), so that the carbon goes into the earth as opposed to the atmosphere.
-Some cities have already discussed banning campfires due to its impact on climate change.
-The national park service and state parks promote being good for the environment yet they sell firewood to campers, which encourages climate change. Isn't this a bit hypocritical to accept money $$$ while working against your mission statement?
-Some scientists are advocating burying dead wood rather than burning it (or even letting it rot away), so that the carbon goes into the earth as opposed to the atmosphere.
-Some cities have already discussed banning campfires due to its impact on climate change.
-The national park service and state parks promote being good for the environment yet they sell firewood to campers, which encourages climate change. Isn't this a bit hypocritical to accept money $$$ while working against your mission statement?
The manufacture, use, and disposal of our phones and laptops contribute WAY more damage to the earth, why not banish all of those? Then we can live in the stone age and rely on just smoke signals and camp fires, I'm sure someone can figure out how to make emojis with smoke signals.
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