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Plan B: A Blueprint for People & the Planet
Public Policy; Political and Legal Newsrerere writes: The global demand for food and fresh water continues to rise. But world grain production is down. And we're depleting groundwater at an unsustainable pace. Global temperatures are rising rapidly due to emissions from cars, factories and power plants. "Plan A"—maintaining the status quo thru over consumption of resources—is not working. In a science fiction movie, "Plan B" might mean moving to another planet. But in the real world, it means telling the ecological truth in economic and policy decisions.



His POV is that access to water will be the big friction spot - expressed as food production, and mentions energy 'in passing'.

Topics included the worldwide grain depletion, moving to electric cars, wind machines, and others.

It seems to take a week or 2 to get the audio from AR. Look here in a week or 2.

Posted on Monday, February 28 @ 06:17:21 PST by MarkL
 
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