Personally not a fan of climate doom. I am amused by this biz model. >“They’re violating the rights of communities to dictate their own future,” she says. As

Personally not a fan of climate doom. I am amused by this biz model. >“They’re violating the rights of communities to dictate their own future,” she says. As if the current model of supranational technocrats dictating acceptable levels of energy consumption doesn't usurp "communities" or the individual's right to dictate their own future. The enterprise is interesting because of the questions it raises. Yes, they want carbon credits and carbon trading because climate doom, but not this. >“What they’re claiming to actually accomplish with such a credit is the entirety of what’s uncertain right now about geoengineering,” Contrast this appeal to uncertainty to the certainty of the climate doomer's models. Contrast this appeal to uncertainty to the certainty that supranational institutions know what is best for the climate or can identify what the ideal climate would be.