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>Actually even worse with over-the-top ecological requirements. That seems hard to judge in the short term - if in 50 years some economically-critical ecosyste
by Qwertious 2y ago
>Actually even worse with over-the-top ecological requirements.
That seems hard to judge in the short term - if in 50 years some economically-critical ecosystem collapses like the north atlantic fisheries did, they will have been absolutely necessary in retrospect.
- mantas 2y agoNo matter what ecological requirements would EU impose on local businesses, the rest of the world would happily pollute to cover its part. And eu itself would by that stuff. Point in case - fertilizers. EU regulations for fertilizer plants are getting stricter and stricter. Local produce prices are sky-high, especially after cheap gas was cut off. Yet imports from Russia (!!!) are massive.