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highly engineered, sustainable facilities that create jobs requiring solid educations You're suggesting building in unnecessary complexity?

• johnohara 17y ago
  No. Solid biological and chemical backgrounds for research, analysis and quality control. Engineering backgrounds to design, build and maintain facilities and infrastructure including IT and automation. Business backgrounds to develop new markets, manage finances, employees, operations, etc.
  • dantheman 17y ago
    Creating jobs is never a goal in anyone's best interest when trying to propose a solution to a problem.
    • johnohara 17y ago
      Agreed. I believe, however, that processing CO2 using algae would probably produce better paying, higher quality (including entrepreneurial) opportunities in the long run. Unless this whole CO2 problem is incorrect, it seems to me it's going to take a lot of human ingenuity and effort to solve it. In that regard, if it creates jobs and careers in the process -- good.