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How do you figure that? The aim is to get back to pre-industrial levels, not to keep reducing in perpetuity. Pre-industrial gives a figure we know all current s
by NeedMoreTea 7y ago
How do you figure that? The aim is to get back to pre-industrial levels, not to keep reducing in perpetuity. Pre-industrial gives a figure we know all current species do OK with, and most seem to have been doing better with. So where's the adverse effect from reducing the ppm by 10 a year - or month (hah, unlikely), until we hit target?
- lazyjones 7y ago> So where's the adverse effect from reducing the ppm by 10 a year - or month (hah, unlikely), until we hit target? Apart from reversing the recently observed greening of the planet, it will be dangerous if we have built all our infrastructure around zero/negative CO2 and are not able to stop removing CO2 just like now we don't seem to be able to limit the increase quickly enough.