incognino123

Wait this sounds just like all the boot camps etc that were super popular a few/10 years ago then went out of business

Geoengineering is fantastically cheap relative to its impact. The issue is it's a completely new space and the consequences are not well understood and potentially massive. There's also no governing body directly responsible. But that being said most of these interventions are in the ~single billion dollars range or less, which on the planet or country scale over several years or decades, depending on the solution and refresh needed, is a write off

Um, don't mean to imply anything here, but at 24, what exactly qualifies you to call yourself an environmental scientist? Edit: Nvm I see you have a bachelors in environmental science and 2 years consulting. Imo, that doesn't qualify you to call yourself a scientist at all. Maybe if you have ~3+ journal papers in the subject, but a bachelors from Rutgers, no.

Are Olympic athletes better in bed than the general population? Also related do you think athletes are hornier? Any difference between male and females?

In that context passion also means you'll take less money for the same work. As someone in climate for 15 years or so now it's crazy seeing the hype cycle boom but seeing the actual financial benefits only going to those already filthy rich. Workers take pay cuts