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We want humans to change their behavior because their behavior is releasing a lot of CO2 into the atmosphere. If microbes proceeed to do it unconditionally, ho
by JohnL4 9y ago
We want humans to change their behavior because their behavior is releasing a lot of CO2 into the atmosphere.
If microbes proceeed to do it unconditionally, how is that better? Shall we then get them to change THEIR behavior?
- JulianMorrison 9y agoThe most they will release is what we've already dug up and turned into plastic litter, fuel, roads, etc. And by changing the viability of behaviour, they would prevent us continuing with status quo behaviour and replenishing the supply of litter.