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I am not questioning the fact that we should transition to the zero-carbon economy and remove excess carbon from the atmosphere. I am just saying that in my vie
by perfunctory 6y ago
I am not questioning the fact that we should transition to the zero-carbon economy and remove excess carbon from the atmosphere. I am just saying that in my view CCS is not the most efficient way to achieve it.
- DennisP 6y agoYou might be right, and if we enact a carbon price that gives credit for CCS, the market will do a good job at figuring out what's most efficient for any given situation.
- hedora 6y agoThe most efficient way to do it is to forcibly remove every politician that opposes reducing CO2. CCS is more likely to succeed and will lead to significantly less bloodshed than overthrowing all the governments at once.
- cryoshon 6y agoagreed entirely. there's no way forward regarding global warming with the current US insitution of leadership, comprised of both major parties. they've got to be removed for the most optimal response to climate change, but doing so will be ghastly. that's why i've started hunting for CCS solutions/companies to invest in/ways to start a company to leverage CCS for profit. we're going to need a massive mop to clean up the mess the baby boomers are still insisting on making worse.
- perfunctory 6y ago> The most efficient way to do it is to forcibly remove every politician that opposes reducing CO2. And how would you go about doing that? I am genuinely curious. Do you know of any organisation that is going to do the forcing? I would be happy to donate. Or do you know a way I can do forcible removal myself without risking my life?
- hedora 6y agoI don’t think anyone has a good way to fix all the governments at the same time. The climate summits seem like a joke. If you’re in the US, vote this fall, and hope the Democrats make good on their campaign promises. It’s better than nothing.