Decarbonization efforts will slow electrification of developing countries and net out an unprecedented amount of air, water, and soil pollution per a kilowatt h

Decarbonization efforts will slow electrification of developing countries and net out an unprecedented amount of air, water, and soil pollution per a kilowatt hour. Mankind has known about the fact that some gases absorb outgoing radiation of certain wavelengths was known by Fourier since ~1820. Arrhenius discovered if you doubled CO2, you'd get an effect on temp. ~1900. I bought FCG months ago on 2x leverage. Mankind will thirst through natural gas by embracing renewables in a hope of minimizing CO2. The only people who are saying otherwise seem to be unable to answer any sort of real questions about chemistry. A simple example is that you'll find a lot of CS+ Physicist+EE in silicon valley claim that all we need is high voltage transmission lines between renewables corridors in the USA. Hogwash - if you ascribe to minimizing green-house gases, one of the chemicals you use in insulating high voltage lines is sulfur hexafluoride, a chemical with ~22k the global warming potential of CO2 on a 100 year basis. I'm now looking to make a long bet on coal if I can find the right stock or ETF. I think natural gas booms under a decarbonization regime. https://twitter.com/BvddyCorleone/status/1383859373236121611/photo/1 https://twitter.com/BvddyCorleone/status/1383859373236121611... I might have done well on FCG esp. on 2x leverage, I think I'll do far better on coal if I can find the right peg. All developing countries have thirst for steel and nitrogen fertilizer - they will burn coal and natural gas respectively to attain them. They are the ingredients for scaling a civilization.