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The cheapest and most effective solution would be a virus that wipes out the human population. I'm not sure there is a realistic chance to develop a less drast
by lazyjones 11y ago
The cheapest and most effective solution would be a virus that wipes out the human population.
I'm not sure there is a realistic chance to develop a less drastic solution, since there are far too many different forces working on destroying reefs and forests (as a side-effect of whatever they do). Perhaps we need to focus on replicating the benefits from reefs and forests in a way that is profitable and scales.
- formula1 11y agoThis is what I was thinking. Something such as Algae Farms would be very productive in order to ensure Co2 was handled properly and we had a renewable resource of fuel. Additionally, they can be handled nearly anywhere with the only requirement is water and compost. As for the fish/animals lost in such ecosystems, they likely can never be replaced but collecting DNA samples would at least allow us to remember our history.