2 thoughts on “Ayana Elizabeth Johnson: Undersea Farms vs Climate Change”
Unless they are growing PV panels and wind turbines under that ocean, something tells me they ain’t doing anything to help climate change.
But what the heck – celebrate shiny object # 4,761,079!
And remember, folks, the sooner we actually solve AGW, the sooner we sacrifice the glorious advertising opportunities it provides businesses, so let’s not be in too much of hurry.
Did you even watch that video? It addressed both contained fish factories with lower carbon footprints and sustainable ocean farming that is at least less damaging than current popular methods, and maybe even a net benefit to the environment.
Rather than relying on kibbutzim, well-regulated and competitive private food production is the only way I know how we can feed this overpopulated planet.
Unless they are growing PV panels and wind turbines under that ocean, something tells me they ain’t doing anything to help climate change.
But what the heck – celebrate shiny object # 4,761,079!
And remember, folks, the sooner we actually solve AGW, the sooner we sacrifice the glorious advertising opportunities it provides businesses, so let’s not be in too much of hurry.
Did you even watch that video? It addressed both contained fish factories with lower carbon footprints and sustainable ocean farming that is at least less damaging than current popular methods, and maybe even a net benefit to the environment.
Rather than relying on kibbutzim, well-regulated and competitive private food production is the only way I know how we can feed this overpopulated planet.