[Barrin92]

decarbonizing the industrial supply chains is pretty crucial because a lot of the other green infrastructure that's going to be needed to be built around the world is going to be less effective otherwise. If your green tech needs to run for years to simply claw back what was required to make it that is a huge issue.

[easytiger]

> If your green tech needs to run for years to simply claw back what was required to make it that is a huge issue.

An engineering mind would never prefer high risk authoritarian enforcement of theoretical solutions to solve a problem. You are reducing diversity to shoot yourself in the foot

[thfuran]

Was the EPA a mistake because heavy industry without dumping loads of shit in the rivers was a theoretical solution that reduced diversity?

[easytiger]

Why do you think that is equivalent?

[thfuran]

Why do you think it isn't?