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I think the issue here is the same as recycling and carbon reduction. There's only so much us as individuals can do, our impact is extremely limited and negligi
by hanniabu 4y ago
I think the issue here is the same as recycling and carbon reduction. There's only so much us as individuals can do, our impact is extremely limited and negligible.
You'd need to convince the governments to do something about it, but that's a large task given there's a lack of money for lobbying and a lack of profits to encourage them to do anything about it.
- mrelectric 4y agoGovernments are composed of individuals.
- themitigating 4y agoAnd people vote for them.
- hanniabu 4y agoAnd politicians barely listen to their voters
- switchbak 4y agoYou're right, but there are real system level dynamics and complex incentives at play, and you don't do the actual problem any justice with such a skin deep dismissal.