> The trouble is that all these pollution speech are always about disasters, they give no hope for future generations. This is the main issue in my opinion, the

> The trouble is that all these pollution speech are always about disasters, they give no hope for future generations. This is the main issue in my opinion, there is no dream to look forward at the moment. Where are the dreams about flying cars and great cities? Robots serving us while we spend our lives at the beach? Good dreams don't sell, but bad dreams do. I just finished watching a series with slum people living in slums where the air and the water is toxic. It was a huge Netflix success among a young cohort. I admired all the innovation and art that went into the visuals, but the story was cookie-cutter-forced-tragedy. I just hope we don't end up in the dystopia we are painting in so many colors at each step.