Society is, for now, somewhat optional
Move to northern canada (possibly illegally using a tourism visa and just not leaving) and go live in the Yukon or Northern Territories or something. The woods will be your community. It's too big and too expensive to find you, but you may struggle to find food.
I mean, given the number is completely unreliable, the milestone doesn't really mean much
Population: 1, 10, 100 (100,000 people)
Can ye not
It's a bit 'terminally online' at times, but only a bit more than Reddit
Capitalism
The thing is that free markets have a fix for CO2 emissions - my (person A's) climate and my property being affected by person B's CO2 emissions is not a consensually entered contract, I didn't agree to this. So allowing people to release CO2 emissions doesn't follow the two rules of private property + free markets.
But people who gain from CO2 emissions being allowed just have way to much power
The article talks about biofuel, but not gas to liquids (i.e. Fischer–Tropsch).
Both are expensive but very much possible, it's only the fact that burning fossil fuels is so cheap that prevents them being economically possible.
'both sides'
The very first time I drove a car on my own this happened (i.e. I was waiting to make the "left" turn) and I went and nearly hit another car lol
Never seen them in the UK, but I want to
digital price tags 😍
I don't