The only reason we are not addressing it with the urgency it deserves is that the best solutions, the most advanced solutions, the most progressive solutions, are, unfortunately, in parts of the world where solutions don't scale.
The French authorities stopped the project when they found out that many areas that would be involved were not below sea level and the plan was just impossible.
But that same program barely did anything when it was tried in the U. S. — possibly because U. S. teachers had more demands on their time and weren't able to deliver the program as completely.
The logic was appealing, but unfortunately no one knew how much salt was in the sea or by how much it increased each year, which rendered the experiment impracticable.
But the economic outcomes weren't any, but they were fewer, as somebody pointed out, a lot more complex deals, a lot of more unworkable, undocumentable, unenforceable, and the interpersonal relationships were strained.
However, because the Babadook doesn't manifest physically, it can't be harmed physically- that's why it needs to haunt victims in order to eventually wear them down and commit the violence it can't commit itself.
The problem is they just can't do as much reciprocal tariffs because of the simple fact that they don't import as much as they export to the United States, so they can only do so much.