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Do you think we can avoid multiple-degree temperature increases with the amount of CO2 (and equivalents) in the atmosphere already? If not, how do we mitigate
by m4x 2y ago
Do you think we can avoid multiple-degree temperature increases with the amount of CO2 (and equivalents) in the atmosphere already?
If not, how do we mitigate those increases without CDR?
- silverquiet 2y ago> Do you think we can avoid multiple-degree temperature increases with the amount of CO2 (and equivalents) in the atmosphere already? If we ceased all economic activity today, then probably, but I assume you'd have to nuke most of the population or something equally catastrophic. > If not, how do we mitigate those increases without CDR? The half-assed approach (which I assume we'll take), is solar radiation management.
- mikestew 2y agoIf not, how do we mitigate those increases without CDR? Maybe we don't, and the magical CDR unicorn isn't going to come and save us. I don't mean to speak for parent, but CDR is the "least effective way", yet many are speaking as if it's the most viable solution. And maybe it is, because $DEITY forbid that a dollar of CO2-producing profit be left on the table, but if that's the case then we are most certainly doomed.