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Or, we could invest in environmental remediation, which drives economic growth, and doesn’t make literally everything worse for everyone. This worked great in
by hedora 2y ago
Or, we could invest in environmental remediation, which drives economic growth, and doesn’t make literally everything worse for everyone.
This worked great in the past, and we already have proven out the technology that we need for the next 50-100 years.
The main problem I see is political corruption, and greed / laziness from vested interests.
Edit: Concretely, we know how to make gasoline carbon negative for $1/gallon. Permaculture sounds good, but the yield per acre (and man hour) is way worse than comparably good conventional techniques like no-till, which we should have moved to 30 years ago.