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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2019 · 11 MIN

Thoughts on Global Warming

from #AncientTexan · host #AncientTexan

The challenge with global warming in the long haul is not the U.S.   India and China with the billions seeking a higher standard of living and all the energy demands that entails is where the real challenge lies.  And guess what, if 2030 and 1.5 C is a real deadline, then we aren't going to make it. Sorry.  I don't think of this as pessimistic, just realistic.  If I am right, what is Plan B?

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The challenge with global warming in the long haul is not the U.S.   India and China with the billions seeking a higher standard of living and all the energy demands that entails is where the real challenge lies.  And guess what, if 2030 and 1.5 C is a real deadline, then we aren't going to make it. Sorry.  I don't think of this as pessimistic, just realistic.  If I am right, what is Plan B?

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