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Being in quarantine has royally sucked for most people, but one good thing has come out of it: reduced pollution while we're all stuck inside! These dank memes satirize this sentiment, and we're here for it! Check out Know Your Meme for more info!

Funny dank memes about things that are returning due to there being less pollution | Due less air pollution can now finally see Godzilla and his health bar Japan Godzilla | Deric @DericRichardson Wow. This is Dallas, TX today where city's cowboys have returned first time since 1805 earth is healing are virus

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Former Toronto Sun Editor Lorrie Goldstein claimed in a tweet that no "SJW" would be able to explain the actual science behind climate change. He was in for a significant amount of embarrassment when Writer and Content Strategist Karen Geier replied to the tweet with a whole arsenal of facts and evidence.

By the way, what believing in climate change has to do with being an SJW, we'll never know...

Informative Twitter thread about climate change | tweet by Lorrie Goldstein @sunlorrie Next time Social Justice Warrior tells science is settled" on global warming, ask them explain science. Then watch fun

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Funny meme about using pasta as straws in italy for the environment.

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Yes, we know that's a tortoise.

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Caption that reads, "Which one of you MFs in here using a straw!" above a pic of a sea turtle appearing to crash through a wall

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Do not anger the turtle!!

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Sometimes the meme universe doesn't deliver properly. When the memes aren't weird enough, funny enough, or present enough, people tend to start forcing their own. This seems to be the case with the very bizarre (and very committed) meme page "Throwing Car Batteries Into the Ocean." The name really says it all. The memes are funny in that they are absolutely absurd - we know that the page is not actually promoting polluting the ocean. But the idea of that promotion is pretty damn amusing.