A worldwide switch to a "more European" work schedule, which
includes working fewer hours and more vacation time, could
prevent as much as half of the expected global temperature rise
by 2100, according to the analysis, which used a 2012 study that
found shorter work hours could be associated with lower carbon
emissions.How about good old unemployment? Can we get some
credit for that? Offsets of some kind? Or is everyone supposed
to back off? But I love this suggestion! I made my own list of
similar suggestions back in 2010, following on an article that
said people ought to give up air-conditioning. I had 6 ideas: 1.
Your weight should be at the low end of normal, indicating that
you are not overconsuming the products of agriculture.Harsh, but
if people really believed in global warming, they'd have gone in
this direction long ago. 2. You should not engage in vigorous
physical exercise, as this will increase your caloric
requirements. You may do simple weight-lifting or calisthenics
to keep in shape. Check ho