Hi Eunee! I agree with you that the plastic recycling problem presented in class was very disappointing. However, I think that using as many bio-alternatives like beeswax, etc, to reduce single use plastic waste is a great first step, and one that could be scaled to make a major difference.

Hi Tyson. I love your solution to the single use plastic problem by using biological alternatives like beeswax!

Hi Hunter. I agree, microplastics are scary, and seemingly unavoidable. Hopefully we can find alternatives soon so that we can minimize the damage that single use plastics cause for us.

I really like your solution! Utilizing government matching grants for charitable donations seems to be a completely new concept to me, and once that I think could have very positive implications.

Hi Hunter, I am wondering about your thought that removing billionaires would have severe implications for the economy. Do you think that it is the buying power of billionaires that makes then so important? I ask this because in my opinion, you could remove billionaires so long as the immense wealth they hold is spread strategically throughout the economy in a manner that would still encourage investment in entrepreneurial activities. If you ask me, $999,000,000 should still be enough to invest in idea that create global change, but I would be interested to hear your perspective.

Hi Hunter, I agree with your idea that controlled burns can foster positive long-term benefits. However, I wonder if the short term implications of this strategy could exceed air pollution levels that people are willing to tolerate for self-induced processes. Where do you think we would draw the line in terms of acceptable pollution from our own action plans? Alternatively, do you simply think that the short term air pollution is a necessary evil?