> Climate change is a life or death situation, and we need to be acting way faster. If it is truly a "life or death" situation, then what you want to do is sl

> Climate change is a life or death situation, and we need to be acting way faster. If it is truly a "life or death" situation, then what you want to do is slow down and carefully evaluate your options to ensure you're not actually going to make things worse. If California truly is the "land of unintended consequences" then why would we presume that will suddenly disappear just because we're doing the "right" thing? The rhetoric and the actions do not match. Particularly here. You're just taking some customers off of gas. Isn't the most obvious outcome that there will be alternative uses found and those industries will buy the glut? Shifting usage from one end of the stack to the other doesn't seem to do anything important in the face of this "life or death" scenario.