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Indeed, it will be a difficult problem to fix. For starters, being tougher on industrial waste will help. Incentivizing the production of biodegradable material
by dajohnson89 10y ago
Indeed, it will be a difficult problem to fix. For starters, being tougher on industrial waste will help. Incentivizing the production of biodegradable materials. Funding research into understanding the full impacts of microplastics upon our food chain. Funding research into how best to clean up our oceans, and practical clean-up efforts. (See http://www.dailypress.com/news/science/dp-nws--pruitt-bay-about-face-20170123-story.html http://www.dailypress.com/news/science/dp-nws--pruitt-bay-ab... as an example).
I hate hate hate talking about politics. But I'm starting to realize that for big issues like this, it's impossible to have a meaningful conversation without getting into government policy.
- Retric 10y agoI never got all this government hate. Governments can solve problems, which is why we have them in the first place. Yes, they are dangerous, so are cars.