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World economy already committed to income reduction of 19% due to climate change
- throwitaway222 3y ago19% income reduction, didn't we just get a 50% income reduction through uneven inflation (everyone pays uneven inflation that is much higher than the cpi)... these governments don't need to do this over 26 years, they just did it in 2
- juliefrench 3y ago[flagged]
- toomuchtodo 3y agoWhen one overspends, they're not reducing their future income, they're creating an obligation they must pay back. Don't overspend?
- RetroTechie 3y agoCurrent generation spends (outputs GHG), next generation pays (havoc due to changed climate). And: rich people spend, poor people pay. If anything, this would be a good reason to put younger people in politics: have long-term decisions taken by people that actually have an interest in the outcome. Having mostly greybeards in power, could well have a similar effect on policy as CEOs chasing next-quarter's profit & jump ship before shtf.
- JohnClark1337 3y ago[dead]
- TurkishPoptart 3y agoIs this "degrowth" at work?
- mint2 3y agoFor headline only hot take posters, be aware this is not referring to any cost of mitigation or reducing CO2. It’s the lost income due to the effects of warming such as lower crop production