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> everybody turned the heat down and the weather was unusally warm. If it had been a bad winter, i doubt people will be so willing. > haven't really reduced o
by chii 3y ago
> everybody turned the heat down
and the weather was unusally warm. If it had been a bad winter, i doubt people will be so willing.
> haven't really reduced out CO2 emissions
nobody wants to pay the costs (neither collectively, nor privately) to do this. It's the fundamental reason why climate policy doesn't work. It has to be based on economics, and technological improvement - these takes quite a while methinks.
- mcv 3y agoIt was still pretty chilly. A warm winter may help, but lots of people did turn down their heat. I certainly did, and I intend to keep doing it. > It has to be based on economics, and technological improvement - these takes quite a while methinks. Technology does keep improving. What's lacking is the political will, and that's probably because of vested economic interests.