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And sell elsewhere. The CO₂ doesn't stay in place very long, so it doesn't really make a difference when you move emissions from one place to another. If we ha
by Arnt 2y ago
And sell elsewhere. The CO₂ doesn't stay in place very long, so it doesn't really make a difference when you move emissions from one place to another.
If we had a world without wind it would be different, but we do have wind on this planet.
- blueflow 2y agoIf its fossil power, the carbon from it got removed from the ground and inserted into the surface carbon cycle. Lacking any large-scale method to put it back into the ground, this is a irreversible process. The damage is done regardless of where the emissions happen. Shuffling the location of the emissions around does not help.
- Arnt 2y agoIt also does not hurt. The Guardian blames companies who use regenerative power, and who pay to have regenerative power generation expanded faster than would otherwise be possible. IMO that blaming hurts.