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I think for me it could be the fact that Mexico City and also Bogota could run out of drinkable water in 2 weeks if they don't get a lot of rain fall. There's over 22 million people in Mexico City already and they're having long stretches of no running tap water and it coming out brown already. Imagine 22 million people having to immigrate or find refuge all of a sudden.
The argument was that more cucumbers would go bad, requiring the production of more cucumbers. Which is misleading. Usually they just raise the price of vegetables if there is more loss. I believe they chose Switzerland for the study, where they can't grow cucumbers, but also people could eat more of other fruits or vegetables. It was presented as all or nothing to justify the use of plastic.
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Global warming has been a kind of godsend to businesses because so many environmental issues are ignored, and environmentalism is portrayed only as combating global warming... For example, it's argued that individually wrapping cucumbers in plastic is better because it uses less energy.