Climate change: World's hottest day since records began
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Monday 3 July was the warmest day yet recorded with temperatures averaging over 17C for the first time.

Scientists at the US National Centers for Environmental Prediction said that the world’s average temperature had reached 17.01C on 3 July, breaking the previous record of 16.92C that had stood since August 2016.

  • RockyBockySocky@kbin.socialEnglish
    3·
    1 year ago

    Come on buddy, starting a debate and then refusing to actually debate is very silly.

    I’m not forcing anything on anyone, this is an internet forum, you aren’t a victim for reading some words.

    Being against animal cruelty and climate change isn’t trying to control peoples bodies lol.
    I’m specifically trying to get people to stop using animals as property, controlling their bodies…

    If I want to eat meat, that is my right as a living, breathing, functional and helpful human of this planet.

    What about the rights of other animals?
    Should they not have a right to life without you needlessly torturing and eating them?