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I'm asking out of ignorance. You're using the word "solutions". Do we know those are really "solutions", and not guesses for solutions? Like, will those actions

by neiman 7y ago

I'm asking out of ignorance. You're using the word "solutions". Do we know those are really "solutions", and not guesses for solutions? Like, will those actions reduce temperatures? It seems that some of what already happened, like melting of icebergs, is not easy to be revert.

superpermutat0r 7y ago
It's all trial and error and models that are not proved empirically. I'm pretty sure we do not know what those interventions will do and what their impact will eventually be.
lisper 7y ago
The line between a "solution" and a "mitigation" is not sharply drawn. As mitigations become more and more effective they eventually become solutions. There's no point quibbling over terminology.
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