grunge
Well-Known Member
But again we say that nothing is beyond the wit of man but we are sprinting onward and it's not like we don't know that it's happening. We don't even need technology, we just need to work out how to stop at the stop sign.
I live up the road from one of the largest new estates in the country, it was once brown field land (Chorley ROF). They could of turned it into woodland or a park but instead it became a massive housing estate including loads of factories and so on. In 1930 there were just fields, no roads, no houses, nothing and now it's 4 square miles of concrete.
This is happening up and down the country, not just with houses but warehouses, production sites, factories, it's endless. How can you replace the total destruction of habitats and loss of species with technology?
The only technology that can help us is a time machine.
I realise this isn't the point your making but tech wise, But, Fusion, Fusion will help if and when we get it working. we could replace all electrical supplies very very quickly once we do. clean and plentiful electricity for all and the ability to power CO2 scrubbers to actively remove the CO2 from the atmosphere.
the biggest hurdle will be how to get around the legalities of patents etc if its a company that makes it 1st so it can be user globally for as cheap as possible,