Thread: Are e-readers more environmentally friendly than paper books?
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Old 03-19-2014, 02:26 AM   #68
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Originally Posted by covingtoncat73 View Post
I suspect there are far too many humans for the way we live in developed countries now to be remotely sustainable whatever we do.
It seems time for a new modest proposal for fashioning displays and possibly signal towers from the poor. It will take a lot of them to get enough trace metals, but there are always a lot of them, aren't there?
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