The 'transition', in the unlikely event that it ever happens, would take at least 50 years

Author: Nigel Tufnel (8036 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 3:12 pm on May 22, 2024

The only hope is that global emissions don't grow as rapidly in the future, but there can be no question that emissions will continue to rise strongly.

This is what you alarmist morons don't - or refuse to - grasp. It does not matter what we in the US do. Read that last sentence 100 times. This is why you look so foolish when you throw hissy fits over FL offshore windmills. Whether we all drive diesel F-350s or Teslas, heat our homes from open coal pits or solar power, eat steak for every meal or consume tofu burgers - IT DOES NOT MATTER.

Just one data point below. And this doesn't take into account the growing energy needs of emerging countries with large populations like Indonesia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Vietnam, Bangladesh. Our emissions could stay the same or decline materially, and it would make no difference whatsoever.

I know I'm wasting my time, but someone needs to counter your idiocy.

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