We get the vast majority from hydroelectric energy, since we have huge glacial rivers.
It is truly amazing.
We also have flourishing kelp forests for phycologists.
The Icelandic Highlands is one of the few deserts in Europe.
For the ornithologists, there are birds that nest in Iceland which are quite rare in the rest of the world.
I could keep going. And all that on an island that you can drive around in about 16 hours.
Animal agriculture can be a detriment for other farmers through soil and air pollution, and smell can be a good indication.
Pretty funny that the currency is the same abbreviation as the currency of the country the devs are based in (Íslensk króna). I had no idea even though I walk past their headquarters every week.
Ray Marching is awesome though https://piped.video/watch?v=9U0XVdvQwAI
You can proxy through Invidious or use a local API
I just don't like to sugarcoat the suffering of innocent beings.
Definitely worth the extra weight on a multi day hike
Still a lot of uncertainty here. Could engulf a whole town, or erupt in the ocean and spew a bunch ash, or be like last 3 times and just cover a valley. Here's our national live news feed: https://www.ruv.is/english/2023-11-10-magma-tunnel-under-grindavik-eruption-likely-live-396249
My only concern is that the licence allows them to update the app to a closed source version at any time
Sorry fellow vegan, the post made it seem like human breast milk is somehow worse than or comparable to "conventional" cow's milk.
If you're just looking for pro-hamas posts, hexbear's got you covered:
Drinking milk without exploitation, instead of imposing suffering on millions of beings? Get the boat
However, it does help if you want to minimise your personal contribution towards animal suffering.
Are trees not sufficient for carbon sequestration?