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by dmitriid
2885 days ago
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We are not anywhere close to having any of that at required scale. And when we do, it will be nowhere near existing biodiversity for a long-long-long while (if ever). And we are also nowhere near doing that at scale from scratch. We need existing living breathing species to do anything. And even then it's a problem when "new kind of fish" ends up destroying a different kind of fish [1] etc. I won't even go into how bees are needed for so much more than just crops. [1] https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/farmed-and-danger... |
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