Long term viability and neoliberalism are at odds. Why do you want to invest in a company long term when you can squish it and buy another two more functional ones with the profits?
We are ripping planet resources for short term gain. I hope that out there are some good planets on sale, because in the current course of action we will need one.
> "As oxygen-rich regions become scarcer, current fish habitats will also shrink and force economically important species—such as tuna, which globally generate an estimated $42 billion annually—into new ranges."
Most of the articles seem to cater to that line of though. Think about the economy! Will we let the planet die if it was good for the economy?
We are ripping planet resources for short term gain. I hope that out there are some good planets on sale, because in the current course of action we will need one.
> "As oxygen-rich regions become scarcer, current fish habitats will also shrink and force economically important species—such as tuna, which globally generate an estimated $42 billion annually—into new ranges."
Most of the articles seem to cater to that line of though. Think about the economy! Will we let the planet die if it was good for the economy?