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I think that confuses two potential problems in one: pollution from particulates and pollution from carbon dioxide. If you don't really think carbon dioxide i
by starkd 4y ago
I think that confuses two potential problems in one: pollution from particulates and pollution from carbon dioxide. If you don't really think carbon dioxide is that big of a problem, or can be managed effectively, the priority should be on filtering out particulates from the burning of fuels. This can be accomplished with much less disruption to the economy than trying to eliminate fossil fuels, which will likely backfire anyway, as countries such as China and India will continue to use it without regard to either problems.
- kmlx 4y agohmm, interesting, i think you're right, but i also think that focusing more on "clean air" than "climate change" in certain countries could alleviate both of the pollution problems you mention.