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But how will you deal with toxic byproducts of manufacturing? Sure, those can be mitigated, but that adds cost, and there is already high cost being in San Fra
by beamatronic 10y ago
But how will you deal with toxic byproducts of manufacturing? Sure, those can be mitigated, but that adds cost, and there is already high cost being in San Francisco.
- endswapper 10y agoYou mitigate by redefining toxins as resources through technology, i.e. carbon capture, waste-to-energy, toilet-to-tap. This will add costs, but in a macro-economic context, these costs would be negligible, offset by a healthy rate of inflation, increasing wages and overall economic growth. Plus, once toxins are resources, they have value and could be used to offset, at least partially, the additional costs.