Emily Cunningham on Twitter: "Thanks for all your replies. I really appreciate it. I guess I was asking about the money because we don't do a lot of "no brainer" things based on money and greed. It sounds like the money would align though with this particular "no brainer." Thanks again for your explanations.… https://t.co/x8HH8YPEGm"

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Julia S Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 16 Jul 2019

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Next the extraordinary Dr Anne Owen @dr_anneowen , wizardess of all things Input-Output, especially focused on household & UK data. She is like the count of Sesame Street - here shown counting the buildings on campus named after women. Oooooog. https://environment.leeds.ac.uk/see/staff/1462/dr-anne-owen …pic.twitter.com/gpXqKuHGB5

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Julia S Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 16 Jul 2019

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The astounding Dr Lina Brand Correa @librand3. Lina is a researcher of all trades: she can do super complicated quantitative work (like this paper) and pioneer super innovative qualitative and conceptual research on human needs and energy services. Wow. https://environment.leeds.ac.uk/see/staff/1648/dr-lina-brand-correa …

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Julia S Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 16 Jul 2019

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And last but not least Lukas Hardt @lukas_hardt who is working on topics of macro-models of energy and economy. Watch out for this one! He's on his way to untangling some really complex problems and contribute to solutions. https://environment.leeds.ac.uk/see/staff/1708/lukas-hardt …

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Julia S Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 16 Jul 2019

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And I have to point out that all members of the Leeds EROI #Squad are early-career researchers, reasonably fresh out of PhD (or not even), working in their "spare" time on this joint project which is not specifically funded by any one grant. This is the best of science. END!

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Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 16 Jul 2019

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@exergy_paul @dr_anneowen @librand3 @lukas_hardt Thank you for publishing this paper. Question re decline of fossil fuel ROI "will lead to constraints on the energy available to society" -- couldn't governments continue to massively subsidize fossil fuels like they do now?

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Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 16 Jul 2019

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If governments continue to subsidize the fossil fuel industry, it would seem that (though wildly irresponsible and immoral) we would still have enough energy available to society through fossil fuels. Where am I wrong? Can you please help me to understand this?

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Keith Alexander ‏ @keithalexander 16 Jul 2019

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It’s to do with how much energy you have to use to get more energy. Not money.

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Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 16 Jul 2019

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Ok, There's still something I'm not getting. What about... "the profound impact of rapid technological advances in drilling. Fracking unlocked vast sums of oil and natural gas that had been trapped underground. Drilling costs declined dramatically."https://money.cnn.com/2018/09/12/investing/us-oil-production-russia-saudi-arabia/index.html …

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Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 16 Jul 2019

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Even with the declining costs of oil extraction wrt fracking, we will still have problematic "constraints on the energy available to society?" Btw, I'm trying to understand this paper better so I can explain and champion its findings and implications to others more effectively.

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Lina Brand Correa‏ @librand3 17 Jul 2019

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Hi Emily, sorry I'm coming to the discussion a bit late. This paper is about energy, not money. If we have a certain amount of energy to invest, where would you invest it? To me it's a "no-brainer" to go to the place where that energy gives you the highest returns.

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Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 17 Jul 2019

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Thanks for all your replies. I really appreciate it. I guess I was asking about the money because we don't do a lot of "no brainer" things based on money and greed. It sounds like the money would align though with this particular "no brainer." Thanks again for your explanations.

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