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Feedback loops aren't always negative, and even if there is a small chance for a positive feedback loop with respect to increasing temperatures, we should take
by learc83 8y ago
Feedback loops aren't always negative, and even if there is a small chance for a positive feedback loop with respect to increasing temperatures, we should take action now and attempt to reduce carbon emissions.
I also think that if there is a reinforcing temperature feedback loop, this isn't likely to happen to happen fast enough--at least through behavior changes. So we should focus most of our resources on developing better methods of energy production, increasing energy efficiency, and developing technology/methods to mitigate the damage of rising temperatures to human civilization.