Post by bugandbibs on Mar 29, 2018 21:26:23 GMT -5
This is a good start, but there is still so much left to do. As desalinization increases, they will need to get rid of the salt brine. I worry they kill off native sea life and vegetation. Do they have enough energy grids to handle the increased energy consumption. Maybe solar fields?
My environmental doomsday clock is still ticking loudly.
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Don't worry! Either God or technological innovation will solve everything! (Except those greedy scientists will have to fund their own work because what value do they offer the public?)
This is a good start, but there is still so much left to do. As desalinization increases, they will need to get rid of the salt brine. I worry they kill off native sea life and vegetation. Do they have enough energy grids to handle the increased energy consumption. Maybe solar fields?
My environmental doomsday clock is still ticking loudly.
So is mine, but I now think there's a good chance we kill ourselves off first with something even faster so maybe there's no need to panic?