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> we are almost certainly going to see better emissions pathways than the bad ones we're currently projecting I hope you are right. But when I am looking at ou
by timeon 3y ago
> we are almost certainly going to see better emissions pathways than the bad ones we're currently projecting
I hope you are right. But when I am looking at ourworldindata chart about energy sources I still do not see this picture. While renewables are increasing, fossil fuels are not decreasing. It just seams that renewables are starting to cover ever increasing demand - not replacing all demand.
- adgjlsfhk1 3y agothe good news is that 1. in most of the world energy usage is steady or decreasing 2. renewable energy production is accelerating 3. while renewable energy hasn't killed fossil fuel use, it has shifted it dramatically. coal is basically dead in most of the world because it has been priced out by renewables.