I think it will take a major crisis in other to make a big change, I can only see everyone changing when they are forced due to the circumstances. The fact that every country priorities their economic growth makes it harder to find common ground and a standard for a global reduction. Hopefully I'm wrong and everything gets better before reaching a point of no return though.
The major crises are already here. They are changing, but question is how fast can they do it. There are a lot of geopolitical issues that can affect this - those are going to be in future posts :) Thanks for your patronage, Fran!
Thanks for your encouragement, Vatsal! If you check my embedded post, it explains it better (and with terrible cartoons yay!!). But yes, The PBE and CBE can completely change the narrative. Total emissions are only useful in a world without globalization or trade.
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First of all greate post as always!!!!
I think it will take a major crisis in other to make a big change, I can only see everyone changing when they are forced due to the circumstances. The fact that every country priorities their economic growth makes it harder to find common ground and a standard for a global reduction. Hopefully I'm wrong and everything gets better before reaching a point of no return though.
The major crises are already here. They are changing, but question is how fast can they do it. There are a lot of geopolitical issues that can affect this - those are going to be in future posts :) Thanks for your patronage, Fran!
This was amazing. Also, I’m sure a lot of people such ad myself would not have known about PBE and CBE. This was enlightening in many ways, thanks!
Thanks for your encouragement, Vatsal! If you check my embedded post, it explains it better (and with terrible cartoons yay!!). But yes, The PBE and CBE can completely change the narrative. Total emissions are only useful in a world without globalization or trade.
I appreciate your comment. Feel free to check out the rest of the archive, and I will be happy to get any feedback!