AlgerianSam

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   Show HN: OpenSfM v1.0(github.com)

   4 points by AlgerianSam 3mo ago|0 comments
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   by AlgerianSam 3y ago

   Jean-Marc Jancovici and Nate Hagens on energy and complex societies. Full conversation here : https://youtu.be/-EHCguJp9eQ
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   by AlgerianSam 4y ago

   The problem is total amount of emitted CO2. A large extent of it being emitted by a rather reduced fraction of the total population (rich countries). Seems rational to exerce change of this reduced fraction. Indian or Pakistani are respecti
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   by AlgerianSam 4y ago

   Carbon footprint is a measure that takes into account such transfers and makes it even worse for OECD countries which tend to externalise emissions. Still, OECD countries are 10-20 worse than Pakistan or India (per person).
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   by AlgerianSam 4y ago

   You’re wrong : the carbon footprint of a Pakistanese, Indian or Nigerian person is in order of 2 tons per year. The carbon footprint of a US person is in order of 20 tons, EU countries are around 8-10 tons. So I’d say that the problem lies