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You're describing the exact opposite of a scientific process. And even if science reached nirvana just now (spoiler: it did not) the exact action to take is no
by trabant00 6y ago
You're describing the exact opposite of a scientific process.
And even if science reached nirvana just now (spoiler: it did not) the exact action to take is nowhere close to being an easy choice. We're in a prisoner's dilemma in which if you stop polluting I can take advantage of that, kill you economically and the climate goes to hell faster because you where out tree hugging and left me to do whatever I want with the planet.
- wizzwizz4 6y agoAssuming an ideal free market in a real-world environment. Fortunately, though, we have regulation, which can solve this issue! (In theory. Of course, for this to work, we have to have countries sticking to the agreements they've made with other countries, e.g. the Paris Agreement.)
- AstralStorm 6y agoYou mean like the Brussels Effect? Make it more expensive to not keep the rules. Enough political will and all the polluters will bend to it.