You might want to ask this in a different community considering the rule in here for "No US Politics".

I heard of an individual that would use hand towels as disposable wipes. They would just buy new ones and throw out the dirty ones instead of washing them.

Too late for what? All those tipping points mean is that society will need to adapt to a new normal:
Droughts in places that normally have water. Floods in places that have droughts. Worse fire/storm seasons, etc.

I think too many people jump straight to the conclusion of those tipping points meaning "the end of the world" rather than addressing what will actually happen. Yes, the world will change, but it will go on. Humans will adapt, and hopefully we learn from our mistakes.

Right, have you tried this step yet?:

If you're just trying to figure out which account was initially banned:

Open up your browser in incognito/private mode. Go to the user profile page for each account:
https://www.reddit.com/user/<username_here>/

If you're just trying to figure out which account was initially banned:

Open up your browser in incognito/private mode. Go to the user profile page for each account:
https://www.reddit.com/user/<username_here>/

When attempting to create a new account to appeal

From what I'm reading, you should be logging into the reddit appeal page with the banned account. Don't try with a different account, and don't use the reddit app. You'll need to open the appeal page in a browser tab. If you're on mobile and clicking on any link automatically opens the reddit app, try long pressing the link and then select "open in new tab":
https://www.reddit.com/appeal

In my opinion, the best way to minimize the killing of animals for food is to improve cultered meat production. In general, all it needs to do is become cheaper to produce/buy than regular meat.

Ghost archive link: https://ghostarchive.org/archive/TLMek

No one said that he wasn't.

This video has "it was just a joke, bro" energy, especially since the whole thing was filmed from the start. Likely using Meta Glasses.

Turns out it's even a judge that was appointed by Trump: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Beaverstock

Link to the press release from the Institute for Justice: https://ij.org/press-release/federal-court-orders-dhs-to-stop-detaining-people-with-valid-identification-and-halts-warrantless-construction-site-raids/

This might depend on where you live? I don't remember seeing any sort of rental TV services in any area I've lived in or any advertisements for such. I'll be honest, I wasn't looking for one, but I also haven't heard of this as a common thing.