29041 pts ยท January 11, 2013
...lot of work to do and we've already locked in lot of negative impacts.
...are moving away from the old "business-as-usual" models and emissions aren't now likely to keep growing. Of course, there is still a...
Nobody is meeting them as quickly as we would like but public awareness is beginning to translate into political and corporate will. We...
...uniquely adaptable species.
...point at which we should stop trying to mitgate. Even slowing the process a little will give us more time to adapt. And we're a...
Yes, the higher we go the greater the risk of encountering feedback loops that will accelerate the process. But as you say, there is no...
...do everything we can now, since the less we lock in, the less future impacts we'll have to deal with.
We definitely will, because of the amounts we've already locked in and the time it takes for the system to stabilise. But we should still...
...and harder than we currently are if we want to avoid a great deal of future suffering.
...climate change is a gradual slope of intensifying effects, not a sudden apocalyptic event, but we do need to be addressing it faster...
...awareness is putting pressure on governments and corporations to go carbon neutral. There's no such thing as "too late" because...
This is deifinitely not the time to give up. Emissions are peaking (albeit later than would be ideal), green tech is surging and public...
...Stalin and Hitler.
...that were unintended consequences of his terrible mismanagement of the country. In other words, perhaps not comparable in intent to...
This is absolutely not a defence of Mao but it's worth pointing out that the majority of deaths attributed to him came from the famines...
https://www.carbonbrief.org/explainer-how-climate-change-is-affecting-wildfires-around-the-world
...or Siberia or Brazil affects the whole world.
This is NOT a defence of Trump but if we want to mitigate climate change we need to work internationally. A wildfire in California...
He's great. "Factfulness" should be mandatory reading.
Just to be clear, you think the parties Trump and Epstein held were a "good thing"?
She's not stupid though. She may have gone off the rails for a while but she's pretty articulate when you see her interviewed.
How did they paint the new words within treading on or moving any of the leaves? :D
Unfortunately, it definitely is. Unless they managed to paint the new stuff without stepping on or moving a single leaf!
...sutainable products and services. Some countries are on track to be carbon-neautral by mid-century. It can be done.
...lot of work to do and we've already locked in lot of negative impacts.
...are moving away from the old "business-as-usual" models and emissions aren't now likely to keep growing. Of course, there is still a...
Nobody is meeting them as quickly as we would like but public awareness is beginning to translate into political and corporate will. We...
...uniquely adaptable species.
...point at which we should stop trying to mitgate. Even slowing the process a little will give us more time to adapt. And we're a...
Yes, the higher we go the greater the risk of encountering feedback loops that will accelerate the process. But as you say, there is no...
...do everything we can now, since the less we lock in, the less future impacts we'll have to deal with.
We definitely will, because of the amounts we've already locked in and the time it takes for the system to stabilise. But we should still...
...and harder than we currently are if we want to avoid a great deal of future suffering.
...climate change is a gradual slope of intensifying effects, not a sudden apocalyptic event, but we do need to be addressing it faster...
...awareness is putting pressure on governments and corporations to go carbon neutral. There's no such thing as "too late" because...
This is deifinitely not the time to give up. Emissions are peaking (albeit later than would be ideal), green tech is surging and public...
...Stalin and Hitler.
...that were unintended consequences of his terrible mismanagement of the country. In other words, perhaps not comparable in intent to...
This is absolutely not a defence of Mao but it's worth pointing out that the majority of deaths attributed to him came from the famines...
https://www.carbonbrief.org/explainer-how-climate-change-is-affecting-wildfires-around-the-world
https://www.carbonbrief.org/explainer-how-climate-change-is-affecting-wildfires-around-the-world
...or Siberia or Brazil affects the whole world.
This is NOT a defence of Trump but if we want to mitigate climate change we need to work internationally. A wildfire in California...
He's great. "Factfulness" should be mandatory reading.
Just to be clear, you think the parties Trump and Epstein held were a "good thing"?
She's not stupid though. She may have gone off the rails for a while but she's pretty articulate when you see her interviewed.
How did they paint the new words within treading on or moving any of the leaves? :D
Unfortunately, it definitely is. Unless they managed to paint the new stuff without stepping on or moving a single leaf!
...sutainable products and services. Some countries are on track to be carbon-neautral by mid-century. It can be done.