How Can We Reduce The Amount Of Traffic...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.HI kepla, your solution while it makes excellent sense in an ideal way will never happen. Why -
1. Because the developed countries (and I mean the general populations not just a few politicians or scientists) will not admit the end is here until they have used all the oil fighting to get the last drops and then there will be none left for anything like your idea.
2. If you try to spend that much money developing third world countries then most of it will never get to where it will actually is required to do the things required (I am not biased, I live in one)
3. Most of the third world countries already suffer from water shortages (caused in part by global warming) and would never have the natural resources available to put your idea in practice, they are only just keeping their agricultural systems going as it is now.
4. The amount of land required to produce alternative fuels is just so large that there is just not enough anywhere, consider the USA for example, today they produce alcohol from corn, the alcohol makes up 1% of their total fuels use per year but they use 40% of their farm land to produce it. Simple arithmatic shows that to turn to bio-fuels to replace hydrocarbons is just not possible.