Now. With food steps since his, with the Cost Effective specialty chemicals, for vaccines etc. Let me ask you a lifecycle question. If you are running out of food and you can create a bug or youre running out of fresh water and you create a bug that can create more fresh water or youre out of energy and can make more energy there is a theme. More, more. The alternate approach it seems to me would be to do less. Have fewer babies eat less, buy less, more gently on the earth. It strikes me like you are a more guy. I can only control how many people have babies in my own environment. [laughter] i dont know how to do that globally. We have a tremendous challenge with all the people we keep adding to the planet. Not too long, we could be 10 billion people. Its not sustainable with the approaches we are using in the consumption of everything. Moore is the problem. We could have less babies, but unless we are going to roll back populations, which i dont think anybody is advocating, at least n
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/PRNewswire/ Dr. Eric Gulve has announced his retirement from BioSTL after 15 years as President of its startup arm, BioGenerator, and as Executive Vice.