"By shifting to a “wartime
footing” to drive a rapid shift toward renewable energy and
electrification, humanity can still avoid the apocalyptic future laid
out in the much-discussed “hothouse earth” paper, a lead author of the
paper told The Intercept. One of the biggest barriers to averting
catastrophe, he said, has more to do with economics than science.
When journal papers about climate change make headlines, the news usually isn’t good. Last week was no exception, when the so-called hothouse earth paper, in which a team of interdisciplinary Earth systems scientists warned that the problem of climate change may be even worse than we thought, made its news cycle orbit. (The actual title of the paper, a commentary published in the Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Sciences, is “Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.”)"
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Related: The good, the bad and the ugly of climate change in 2018: Green Magazine
#wartimefooting #fossilfuels #coal #hothouseearth #anthropocene #climateactionnow
When journal papers about climate change make headlines, the news usually isn’t good. Last week was no exception, when the so-called hothouse earth paper, in which a team of interdisciplinary Earth systems scientists warned that the problem of climate change may be even worse than we thought, made its news cycle orbit. (The actual title of the paper, a commentary published in the Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Sciences, is “Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.”)"
Read the article
Related: The good, the bad and the ugly of climate change in 2018: Green Magazine
#wartimefooting #fossilfuels #coal #hothouseearth #anthropocene #climateactionnow
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