Millions of people starving in third-world countries will in no way make wealthy business executives feel “responsible” for what they’re doing. They don’t care about that. So if you want these companies held responsible, letting mass deaths happen isn’t going to do it.
Frankly even if it would make them feel “responsible” it’s a monstrous thing to allow to happen if you have any way of stopping it. IMO the people who oppose geoengineering research because they want greenhouse gas emissions to cause megadeaths are as out of touch with humanity as the executives they claim to hate.
I definitely don’t disagree with you, but if it helps it helps. At this point I think we need to reverse our damage in order to avoid disaster.
But yes, it will also give encourage more pollution unless companies are actually held responsible for their pollution.
Millions of people starving in third-world countries will in no way make wealthy business executives feel “responsible” for what they’re doing. They don’t care about that. So if you want these companies held responsible, letting mass deaths happen isn’t going to do it.
Frankly even if it would make them feel “responsible” it’s a monstrous thing to allow to happen if you have any way of stopping it. IMO the people who oppose geoengineering research because they want greenhouse gas emissions to cause megadeaths are as out of touch with humanity as the executives they claim to hate.