I think that's a but wishful. Just look at stuff like CAFOs. The majority of consumers don't give a damn as long as the price in the store is cheap enough. They're not thinking of where the stuff they're buying came from.
I think that's a but wishful. Just look at stuff like CAFOs. The majority of consumers don't give a damn as long as the price in the store is cheap enough. They're not thinking of where the stuff they're buying came from.
I've done a lot of highway driving around the US and CAFOs are probably the worst part of it. They are depressing to look at, and you can often smell them miles before you see them. Central California, all of Nebraska, and Northern Indiana are three places that stand out in my mind for having outrageous "density" of abhorrent-smelling places.
I used to joke that senior tech role at Waste Management would be an efficient pairing but the CAFO angle was unknown to me before this.
PS HN being HN, I realize that even if I can't smell, my clothes etc might acquire an odor from being in smelly places.
Wealth inequality is a huge part of the reason consumers won't opt for the more eco-friendly or ethical options on the market.
viva Las Vegas