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Sure, so we're agreeing I think. It's possible, but we're not doing it because we believe it makes more economic sense to ignore those issues. When economic s
by dijit 1y ago
Sure, so we're agreeing I think.
It's possible, but we're not doing it because we believe it makes more economic sense to ignore those issues.
When economic sense no longer makes sense sense then we're going to be having issues. And going back to my primary point, everything should really be serving the primary sector, not the other way around really.
- pfdietz 1y agoThe base issue is that fossil fuels are not being charged the cost of their externalities. All the problems stem from this. Do that, and all these subsidiary problems melt away.