You put a price on extinctions? Many species will go under as climate changes fast. How do you work out the price tag on that, I'd like to know? Let me guess - is it left out of the calculations?
More renewables, much higher prices: Renewable Portfolio Standards demands more renewables And yes, you get that (4.2% points) But at much higher avg costs (¢2/kWh or 17%) Each ton CO₂ costs $130-$460 — many times costlier than climate damagehttps://bfi.uchicago.edu/working-paper/do-renewable-portfolio-standards-deliver/ …
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If it were really about clean power, then a simple glance at the low carbon electricity providers would show you that it’s about two things only. Nuclear and hydro. Germany has proved wind and solar don’t work.
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