> Too bad the only way out is to use less and do less... To be clear: you're saying that "doing things more efficiently" and "using power sources other than fo

> Too bad the only way out is to use less and do less... To be clear: you're saying that "doing things more efficiently" and "using power sources other than fossil fuels to do stuff" are not parts of the solution at all? > I bet your top 20 is full of things to buy and replace. T And this never makes sense? I should keep burning natural gas to heat my home forever instead of moving to use more heat pumps? I shouldn't buy solar and energy storage? > the bottom line is that we're breaking pollution (and energy usage) record every single year since as long as we cared measuring it: That's CO2 levels, not emissions. https://www.statista.com/statistics/276629/global-co2-emissions/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/276629/global-co2-emissi... We're getting closer to leveling off.