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In some regions, sure! But in places like the US Midwest and northeast, no. We need massive and I mean massive conversions to clean energy that aren't even on
by acidburnNSA 8y ago
In some regions, sure!
But in places like the US Midwest and northeast, no. We need massive and I mean massive conversions to clean energy that aren't even on the radar yet for heating. Natural gas does not count as clean in a carbon constrained world. It's -20C out there for many days in a row.
Not to mention heating greenhouses, hospitals, commercial spaces, etc.
Plus, convincing everyone to bundle up may be harder than switching to clean carbon free energy like nukes or wind+mega-storage