I’m a DER guy, but think that natural-gas will continue to have an important role in the transition to clean energy for many years.
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The monopoly utility should have an expanded role in decarbonizarion, not a reduced one.pic.twitter.com/c0SWvOE6t4
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Okay, now I am triggered
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Sadly 1.5C is in the rear view mirror
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Climate change is a global problem and the US is only 10 to 15 percent global emissions. Therefore all US climate policy is an attempt to leverage global climate policy.
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That's if you exclude CO₂ emissions embedded in trade and US corporations. But you're right, the US is very well placed to provide global leadership on climate - it just chooses not to.
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Bans* are more effective and cost less than carbon taxes *if there's alternative technologies at or near commercial, as there currently are
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Probably. Totalitarianism would also allow mass depopulation. Probably the single fastest path to carbon reduction.
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The fastest and cheapest way to increase productivity and decrease carbon is to build millions of new rental units in dense cities - with mass transit. Dense housing uses 1/3 the energy of a single family home. Cities with mass transit save residents money by avoiding cars.
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And do it with wooden high rises from sustainable forests.
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