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Sounds like a good setup for a scifi
It's mostly that plastics are cheap, right?
Easy enough to imagine energy demand rising to the point where plastics are no longer an economical use of petroleum, at least for all the things it's used for now.
I think y'all would love Steward Brand's book in progress.
There's more but I'm on mobile.
that's literally what the Harford article is about :)
Awesome. Will hunt for archive later when im at my desk.
I've read every chapter of Brands drafts thus far and I actually find it rather romantic.
Also his book in making inspired me to help a dude set up a repair business in 2024. 3D printers are the bomb.
amazing! Best of luck, let us know how it goes
It goes well. Didn't have to lend the man sats for over a year.
Super interesting and no surprise we decided to just stop using paper instead of dealing with all that.
Or, we're just in a temporary period of relatively cheap material inputs. If that flips, landfills may become future mines.