> Any developments in fission could only have substantial effect decades after events will overtake them. We only need 2 decades to fix the energy part of emis

> Any developments in fission could only have substantial effect decades after events will overtake them. We only need 2 decades to fix the energy part of emissions, and the IPCC has given us 3. > and there is no motion toward greater enforcement. Enforcement isn't needed to get to net zero emissions. It's profitable long term to swap to clean energy and electrified vehicles and appliances, they're more efficient. Also fossil fuel abundance will eventually drop to the point where prices rise. Free markets will solve our emissions problem, I'm not sure why you are worried about enforcement or the type of governments when it comes to this.