Sustainability - SquareOffs

Asked by KTVZ

179 Votes

Is solar power the wave of the future?

65%

Here comes the sun! Here comes the sun!

35%

Turn out the lights! Turn out the lights!

65%

Here comes the sun!

We need to get off fossil fuels, and hydro can only do so much. Technology will make it happen!

We need to get off fossil fuels, and hydro can only do so much. Technology will make it happen! Show Less

4 Comments

Leslie Ann

I'd love to see it on people's and businesses roofs. That way it wont take up more land space.

Gramma Jean

We have domestic solar and I feel all new construction should have it.

Mrs. Steelman

Solar Power is definitely a promising new technology!

KTVZ

Seems to me the most abundant energy source in the solar system. So let's get cracking!

Facetious_Fetus

Hydrogen is the most abundant source of energy in the universe. Stop living in the past, Barney.

35%

Turn out the lights!

Get real - and no, not because it's dark at night. It can't pencil out now, and who knows when it will?

Get real - and no, not because it's dark at night. It can't pencil out now, and who knows when it will? Show Less

2 Comments

Sabrina Anne Tanned

Hydro is a million times better

Facetious_Fetus

The advancements in nuclear technology are dwarfing that of solar power. Safe nuclear energy is the wave of the future provided people actually educate themselves and refrain from fearmongering.

Could mealworms be the wonder food of the future?

Asked by Dave

7 Votes

Could mealworms be the wonder food of the future?

100%

Feast Feast

0%

Famine Famine

100%

Feast

Insects are high in protein, they require less space to harvest, and they are more environmentally friendly than protein sources like beef and chicken

Insects are high in protein, they require less space to harvest, and they are more environmentally friendly than protein sources like beef and chicken Show Less

1 Comment

Dave

We love mealworms here at DoggyWoggyWooWoo!

0%

Famine

The sustainability claims on this topic have been overstated.

The sustainability claims on this topic have been overstated. Show Less

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Do you believe most social media viral posts?

Asked by KTVZ

608 Votes

Do you believe most social media viral posts?

5%

Yes, it's unfiltered Yes, it's unfiltered

95%

No, it's often rumor No, it's often rumor

5%

Yes, it's unfiltered

The real story typically comes from the real people involved. If they express their opinions and tell their story on social media, it's unfiltered.

The real story typically comes from the real people involved. If they express their opinions and tell their story on social media, it's unfiltered. Show Less

1 Comment

95%

No, it's often rumor

Social media's a hotbed of misinformation! I'd never believe a post until I saw it confirmed on a news outlet.

Social media's a hotbed of misinformation! I'd never believe a post until I saw it confirmed on a news outlet. Show Less

8 Comments

Khara H.

People like to share things that are "shocking" and feed into their fear and filter bias. I always fact check or see if I can at least find the story on other sources.

Sam Ackerman

First off a "opinion" is just that. It's not fact, it's not news, it's just what some one thinks or feels. The same goes for "media outlets" No one gives a damm about your "opinions"