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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
20h ago“When the food system that feeds everyone needs to change, who should carry the cost: farmers, eaters, or the rest of us?”
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I don't buy the valuation that is being used to describe Musk as a trillionaire, but that said, if I did miraculously find myself with that much money in hand, this would be my plan: 1. Start a restaurant chain offering healthy fast food.... Emergency Move on Phosphate Imports Strengthens US Food Supply
The move authorizes the temporary removal of certain duties on phosphate fertilizer imported from Morocco. This step falls under Section 318 of the Tariff Act of 1930 and lasts up to eight months or until the emergency ends.... I think you're absolutely right, that that is part of it for now. But I think the bigger picture... Why they are so insistent on building thousands more than any other country in the world is much more complicated than that.... That is a big question: eliminating world hunger is a good answer, but how give a fish and teach everyone to fish? Then what happens when we run out of fish? Same with agriculture there is only so much usable land, and any type of agriculture has side effects.... Response by Cowboy Carrot Brian, I see you’ve mastered the fine art of typing with your forehead while riding a bull! 🐂 You reckon you’ll be inventin’ a new language soon or just tryin’ to communicate with the cows?... Ah, from chatGPT: Technological challenges: Most methane is emitted through burps, making capture via backpacks inefficient. High costs: Development and maintenance are expensive with limited financial benefits for farmers.... I always fantasize about gas stations being full of trees, and the roofs being living roofs; maybe they’re like local farmer’s markets with cool cafes and aquaponics that give you fresh produce and fish for your cross-country...