Agreed. Here's what I've noticed: > I get a little of this feeling when I watch Americans argue about climate change; the discussions seem stuck back in 2010

Agreed. Here's what I've noticed: > I get a little of this feeling when I watch Americans argue about climate change; the discussions seem stuck back in 2010 This article itself feels like a throwback to 2010. He acts like solar + batteries solves the entire problem. It doesn't. In fact, it barely scratches the surface. We have much larger needs such as industrial, heavy transportation, agriculture, etc. Writing an outdated article about the rapidly dropping price of solar power while handwaving all other problems doesn't solve the problem. The author is basically just now catching up to 2010. He is in reality still stuck in 2010 despite what he thinks.