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It is all very well that we live a naked lifestyle at home and at the nudist beach, but to really help mitigate global warming the naked activist wants/needs to live that naked lifestyle everywhere.

A t-shirt not worn at home to help mitigate climate change suddenly forces us to add to carbon emissions and climate change because we have to don the darn thing to go to the local shop.

The 'Cool the Globe' TV program on channel 10 on Sunday the 4th of March 2007 proclaimed, amongst other things, that the production of meat produces 40 times more carbon in the atmosphere compared to the production of fruit and vegetables.

The presenter further explained that especially the methane gas contained in the 'wind' passed by cows and pigs was a big contributor to global warming.

So it seems the dedicated naked global warming campaigner will also strife towards a naked vegetarian lifestyle. Or at least cut her consumption of such 'carbon heavy' foods to a minimum.

There are many sound ecological arguments in favour of a naked lifestyle.

For example, the whole manufacturing process even of the humble T-shirt spews large quantities of carbon into the atmosphere from the poisoned cotton fields of Turkey to the brightly lit T-shirt shop in a shopping centre surrounded by acres of asphalt covered car parks.

And at that point you don't even own the darn thing as yet. Maybe you don't want to know indeed.

The 'Clean Beach Challenge' initiative is popular with most nudist beach goers.

Such gives them a chance to show off their favourite nude beach and generally promote nudism to the 'textiles' in a positive environment.

There is also no doubt that a nice clean beach and the 'Clean Beach Challenge' initiative all help towards a greater awareness of the values of the natural environment.

But does the 'Clean Beach Challenge' help mitigate global warming?

Lots has been said about the trade in so called Carbon Credits which, allegedly, one can purchase to 'off-set' carbon created by one's other activities.

(Ed: to me this sounds a bit like buying penance for one's sins at the local church!)

It is easy to imagine how a large 'dirty' industry could 'buy' carbon credits in the form of subsidies to some, for example, re-forestation initiative and hence appear to mitigate their contribution to global warming.

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