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Re:Risk of 'dead pool' looms at Colorado River meeting by smcl on Friday December 16, 2022 @08:17PM (#34023118)
I read that the original comment was laying the blame at the feet of individual consumer choices - implying that if people simply bought/consumed less of … whatever is causing the Colorado river to be depleted then things would fix themselves. And the reply is saying that there need to be explicit regulations to cause this, presumably because people have really no way to know the what environmental impact each dollar they spend has and where.
Re:Risk of 'dead pool' looms at Colorado River meeting by philsnow on Friday December 16, 2022 @09:03PM (#34023535)
I read it the same way, similarly to PR campaigns that tell Californians to water their lawns less and take fewer and shorter showers, even thought that usage uses by far less water than ag or industrial uses.
Re:Risk of 'dead pool' looms at Colorado River meeting by reducesuffering on Saturday December 17, 2022 @02:11AM (#34025583)
We should all do our part. Less ag and industrial products means a higher cost for us all.