> I propose that perhaps we do know enough, and the problem is that at social / economic level, we fail to prioritize what needs to be done. We could quibble a

> I propose that perhaps we do know enough, and the problem is that at social / economic level, we fail to prioritize what needs to be done. We could quibble about the first part (for one, species are disappearing faster than we can study them, so there is really no way to be sure we know fuck all about how things work), but the second part is clear. We aren't prioritizing anything but economic growth. We can't even conscience using less energy, like e.g. the amount of energy (per capita) our parents or grandparents used. Like leaf blowers. FFS, unless you are a lawn care service, most people could get by with raking.