Advocates, largely driven by tribal activists along the Klamath River, have been pushing for these dams to be decommissioned for more than 20 years
I hope they are actively involved. Growing up, I was repeatedly taught how American indigenous people were much better with nature than we were. Then I was taught how we actively ignore their advice. Maybe it's time to listen.
If they didn't sell us back our water, what would we do?! Install pipes and do it cheaper without plastic?!?
But the suburbian dream
Sadly, big companies truly do not care. I was part of a net-zero project at my company (major polluter/CO2 emitter) and it is getting cut right now. I joined in hopes of helping fix it, but I simply can't fight endless bureaucracy and rich people.
I can only speak for my project, but it's not even just the CEO/board in my case. Mid-levels burned so much money that the project became completely infeasible (ie. negative return and scaling would make it worse).
It's almost like people could just drink from cups...
Please don't hurt me. I know it's radical.
It doesn't apply to purely personal use. See Article 2 section 2 (c). For shits and giggles would fall under that.
We will soon succeed in the extermination of one of the most destructive and violent species to exist on earth!