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As a short-term solution, I propose iron credits. I'll launch the yellow revolution, whereupon concerned citizens will send our non-profit organization of care
by mangeletti 12y ago
As a short-term solution, I propose iron credits. I'll launch the yellow revolution, whereupon concerned citizens will send our non-profit organization of care some money. I will use this money to plant fields of corn, which will be used to produce bioplastic, which will in turn replace the use of iron (the ferrous metal that started all of this mayhem in the first place) world-wide.
The long-term solution is to place a tax on iron. This price chart (https://bitly.com/Wa4lD3 https://bitly.com/Wa4lD3) illustrates an increase in demand for iron. A simple 41.3% tax on iron and iron-based products and on the income of all global citizens and companies that use at least 1 product that contains iron or is made by a company that used something containing iron to produce it will promote responsible and sustainable manufacturing practices. If we don't act now, it'll be too late. Polarity shift levels have risen over 3 inches in the past year alone, and our independent and intelligent panel of scientists estimates that a shift of more than 6 inches over the next 100 years will set us back to the stone age.