dumnezero

If you mean: grow more meadow plants, fewer lawn grasses, yes.

If you mean food, no.

And, no, farming bees isn’t a good idea. We need wild pollinators most of all, and domestic bees compete with those and spread diseases.

Composting helps, sure.

My point is that regulations are likely insufficient.

What we really need is a reduction in consumption. We need to stop living life as “dedicated waste manufacturers”.

Here’s a useful article to help get over the limits of regulations: https://donellameadows.org/archives/leverage-points-places-to-intervene-in-a-system/

Regulation

that’s extremely vague, what does the regulation do? Does it limit types of plastic? Uses of plastic? Production quantities? Waste allocations?

what’s the fix?

So animal exploitation is still part of Solarpunk, yes? Good luck with that so called “imagination” then.