> We are making progress and as long as the pessimists don't get their way. I've been hearing a similar statement for decades now, but the global emissions on

> We are making progress and as long as the pessimists don't get their way. I've been hearing a similar statement for decades now, but the global emissions only continue to rise. In fact, I've been hearing that logic since the late 90s and in that time we have doubled the cumulative emissions up to that point. We have seen that emissions drop with decrease in economic activity (multiple times). Yes, batteries, renewables, and nuclear would all part a big part in a truly sustainable future... but we have to survive until that future first. > Reducing carbon emissions isn't a solution We're well past the "solution" stage of this problem. Where in the "harm reduction" phase. Reduced emissions is absolutely superior in this regard to increased emissions... and yet you're arguing that we should be increasing them because a magic solution is just around the corner, like it always has been.