@Revkin Ha! No sympathy for the addicts, then? It is still a useful piece of information on what's at stake and for who.
Guardian: Just 90 companies caused 2/3 of CO2 emissions. http://gu.com/p/3kgnx/tw So no role for those of us driving & flipping switches? #agw
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@Revkin Driving what? What real transportation + energy choices do the majority of us have? There is simply a failure of gov/corp leadership -
@Revkin That being said, gov and corp leadership is asking for revolution. Otherwise why would they leave little other option?#COP19FAIL - Show replies
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@Revkin Absolutely a role for everyone--but this could be a creative way to id leverage points and structural aspects of the problem.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@CharlesCMann@Revkin It's a weird paper. Also disproportionately focused on O&G vs coal (misses ~50% of historic coal emissions).
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@Revkin Yes, there's a role for the rest of us -- change how we use energy AND press govt's & businesses to slash their carbon footprintsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@Revkin Chevron = 3.5% of global emissions from 1751-2010. Lighting = 2.3% of current U.S. CO2. Why prefer we worry about flipping switches? -
@jenniferjacquet@Revkin Chevron's emissions are our emissions, we're the ones burning the oil with our cars and lights.
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