> The world doesn't really have a "carbon" problem, it has an energy problem This is a very narrow-minded mistaken viewpoint. The world does have a serious pro

> The world doesn't really have a "carbon" problem, it has an energy problem This is a very narrow-minded mistaken viewpoint. The world does have a serious problem with CO2 building up in the atmosphere. It also has energy need to sustain the current living standard and pace of development, but this is not a serious problem such as CO2! We could decide and enforce giving up the insane power consumption of today. But we cannot decide to pronounce the existing CO2 in the atmosphere and its destabilizing effect on climate to be a non-problem. > carbon fuels are the cheapest, most abundant source of energy. No, they are not. Carbohydrate fuel is the most convenient way to transport and use, but not the cheapest source of energy. The cheapest source of energy is renewables and possibly nuclear, if massive investments were made into infrastrusture and safety.