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JFC! Even if we can eliminate all CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels with carbon dioxide removal (CDR) or carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) (we can't; not even close), we shouldn't keep setting carbon on fire because air pollution from combustion will still kill millions of people every year.
The thing about "just move away from areas where natural disasters are likely" this time around is I feel like "the mountains flooded" isn't really registering with people.
I mean, look, there is no utopian vision of a world with 2°C warming. But we can commit to protect as much and as many as possible, and build better systems than we have now. Let's do that.
Burning rubbish to create energy could end landfills. But some worry where Australia’s new path is leading By Petra Stock
Some conservationists believe ‘incineration industry’ is trying to gain a foothold in Australia and say the trend will end up damaging the environment
I'm a strange quark :D
Jenny is a globally-leading expert on solar and you should buy her book! 🔌💡
This is a Chevron ad that appeared on today's Ezra Klein column about Trump and the MAGA movement. It's so egregious that the New York Times still runs these! 1/2
