Morridin

How is the rollout of wind & solar that has happened not derived from ‘innovation’?

The list of technical innovations that have happened for the rollout is massive. Yes policy & funding have also helped enable it but to so it wasn’t innovation as well makes no sense.

Missing the context that some of this rapid heating we’ve seen the last 2 years has been accelerated by the reduction in Sulfur emissions from shipping due to regulation changes in 2022.

Nothing ever happens wins again

The data from this shifting me well into the latter camp. Managing some level of Sulfur release seems much better than praying for multiple volcano eruptions to buy time for emissions to come down lol.

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Carb coma incoming

Whole nations will fall if this continues

The answer here is actually enable regions to fast track the construction of transmission and new wind/solar/nukes despite it only getting a single paragraph mention in the paper.

Artificially restricting demand growth only increases uncertainty for entities trying to build more supply!

Does anyone know if bluesky is building a tweetdeck equivalent?

Information parsing tools and getting the same quality of breaking info that twitter used to have can really make this place great.

The wastewater tracking looks pretty concerning through California.

You need to be hate maxing. Seething at every opportunity, screaming into the void.

Good haul

Nothing ever happens.

I’ve got to wonder who does cold calling actually work on?

Becoming a civil servant to own the libs

Invite please

It can always get stupider