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Well, as long as you're winning the game, then I see no problem with using that strat (and thanx for teaching me how to use Gene Plagues)! :D
I find it fairly easy to not get into financial collapses during my game. When I found out that: "Financial crises are caused by commercial capital indexes outgrowing the combined capital indexes of agricultural and industrial sectors by 2 to 1" - http://fateoftheworld.wikia.com/wiki/Tipping_Points
When you find yourself in the position, like you said "a lack of resources", just stop whatever you're doing that causes that lack (ussually the CCS card, in my case), at least for a couple of turns. Try to do smth else instead, like improve an energy sector with renewables (best start early in the game), or decrease dependency of industry on certain resources (coal - easiest with $30 Policy Card, but also natural gas, oil... especially coal cause it releases more emissions).
To be honest, I find the card 'One Child Policy' in the red deck, not that helpful. I'd rather play an 'Education...' card instead, because on the long term it has the same effect (reduces population) and gives greater access to technology in that region. I feel like reducing population in the early game just isn't enough to make a difference: population is reduced arithmetically, but emissions grow geometrically. You will notice that alot in the game. Very frustrating >.<
For India I switch to organic farming, create nature reserves, and move the outlook to green to prevent me getting kicked out. There might be a few other cards that help but I can't remember atm. So the decrease in farm yields causes massive famine. Maybe 1/3rd of the way through the longer scenarios, India has dropped to around a quarter of its original population and then I set about educating and rebuilding. With such a smaller population, it is easy to get India up to Tobin levels before the end of the scenario.
Stuffing 4th generation Fission in China, India and the Middle east will help as well. If you can keep going till you get a solar sat, you'll be fine. Well, baring all the OTHER problems.
THE INDIAN PROBLEM
The Earth was obviously not designed to sustain 5,5 billions indians with a life expectancy of 155 years with 0,0% illness...
And the economy cannot sustain billions of retired either as it's showing the first signs of crumbling...
Not to mention Africa is not better with its 3,7 billions of 162 years old fat parasite leaching off foreign aid...
And the Middle-East with its 2,1 billions of 132 years old whose economy based on sand exportation is clearly not working well.
Oh, I can clearly hear you yelling *YOU RACIST! WESTERNERS ARE OBVIOUSLY MUCH WORSE!*, but thing is, Europe is about 500 millions 83 years old working their ass off, N.Americans are about 300 millions 80 years old tending to their ranch, Japan is 120 millions 91 years old living in an edo-era utopia and Oceania is a mere 21 millions 81 years old. Even China keeping a stable pop of 975 millions 89 years old. And I never used one-child-policy, sterilisation or plagues anywhere !
At least until now...
From *Billenium* all the way down to *Anybody out there ?* comming right up ! hehehe
1.1. don't build roads anywhere(I think it does nothing). Instead, get 1-child policy and education ASAP in India and China. Do the same on Africa, Mid-east and South-Asia couples of turns later.
1.2. Reduce neclear, coal and oil electricity use to 0MWh in china and india ASAP (thus 90% < gas) until 4th-gen nuclear done. After 4th nuke implemented, sprawl it until it reaches maximum efficiency.
2. Supply-side :
2.1. research 2nd-gen biofuel in Europe or USA and implement it into China, South-Asia and South-Africa ASAP. (of course you should run biofuel subsidy) Charcoal subsidy and vegetarian revolution helps you dealing with famine better.
2.2. Oil expansion in Mid-east and gas expansion in Russia until synthetics production growth greater than that of fuel usage. (i.e. fossils production declines w/o shortage)
...and now that tempreture is the problem.
BTW, the concept "Peak-Oil" is totally out of date now. Oil shortage may not become that severe in the real world. Cheers!