41 comments on Mayor Bloomberg's Green Push
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If there is no food in the grocery stores, nobody will have to be forced out of the city into the country, they'll be headed that way quite on their own. Where I'm sure they'll be greeted warmly by their country cousins. Or not...
and there probably is no alternative.
You are quite right about the first part about what they will do without food on the shelves, but I'm not sure about the warm greetings... :)
I'm not a doomer though. I don't think it will be so dramatic as you see it. I see things happening a lot slower and more insidiously - slowly sapping our national economy and leading to a fall in the average standard of living. This is something very preventable with the right policies pursued at all levels of government and in the business sector.