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I did read the article. I just believe that it's better to sacrifice the local environment than the global one. If I could double the carbon intensiveness of mi
by ijpoijpoihpiuoh 8y ago
I did read the article. I just believe that it's better to sacrifice the local environment than the global one. If I could double the carbon intensiveness of milk production to completely eliminate its effects on the local environment, I would not.
- ricardobeat 8y agoThat makes no sense. "Local" impact is global when it happens at scale.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 8y ago(Same respondent, different account.) I don't understand what you're trying to communicate with this objection. There is not sufficient demand for milk, at any price, that a typical person will live in the local environment of a dairy farm. Thus, the local environmental effects of dairy farms will never be global, even if they scale to the natural demand ceiling.