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Originally Posted by aklim
Yes but if you can't even have some sort of net gain in the man made sector, how will you be able to think next about the other sources? I prefer to isolate what we can control with what we cannot control just for evaluation purposes. That way I can see what effect anything we do can have. Once you know that you can control say 1% of it all, you can easily see what effect you can or cannot have.
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But at what cost?
How much are you willing to spend to affect the !%, or 1/10 of 1%, or 1/10000 of 1% that we might be able to do? Is that worth the many$$$$ it will cost, and the decrease in our standard of living?
I'd love to have a good baseline and evaluate the cost/ benefit over 2 or 5 year periods. Lets require such evaluation as part of any legislation.