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I agree, stopping at 1.5 C is extremely unlikely. You have to get worldwide agreement to do very hard things. I see little appetite for that. I also don't see a
by dwheeler 5y ago
I agree, stopping at 1.5 C is extremely unlikely. You have to get worldwide agreement to do very hard things. I see little appetite for that. I also don't see any way to make it less hard, though if there is any hope that's where it lies.
- benjohnson 5y agoThere's a lot of room for hope - I don't really care* global warming, and I'm getting solar on the house in five years because it's disturbingly cheap and will be driving an electric car because they're less maintenance. There's going to be a lot of moving away from oil - because refining sludge from the ground and transporting is expensive compared to the competition. Also... there's a heck of a lot of Nuclear Fusion research going on where I live. I wish them well! *I do care, but it's in the abstract. I kinda like not living in an ice-age. Normally, the land where my house sits is under 1.5 miles of ice.