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Seems like you’re trying to give a general assessment on a matter that’s quite context specific.
by erikpukinskis 7y ago
Seems like you’re trying to give a general assessment on a matter that’s quite context specific.
- dr_dshiv 7y agoRemember that time you somehow managed to hook TiVos together to a video camera so it created a psychedelic looped stream of the present? I'll never forget that one... Derek
- ggm 7y agoSame problem in Australia. Massive groundwater and surface water problems, with a power issue around coal. If we paid farmers to take land out of direct production or to reduced intensity, (income stream) and therefore reduce water consumption (groundwater restored) and rest land (reduced soil erosion) its a big upside. And thats two economies, California and Australia. You think there are no other places facing tensions around land use, water and farmer income?
- jandrese 7y agoUnfortunately the Australian government is still in the pocket of the coal companies, so these efforts have to come from private donation and face government pushback. Australia has incredible solar and wind power opportunities that the current government is trying their best to ignore in favor of burning more coal.