Change 3-unit home zoning limit to 6-units. Problem solved.

Supposedly, the original script had the matrix using humans for efficient compute as part of a neural network, but the studios didn't think people would get it... so they changed it to batteries (which makes no sense).

With about $2K and 10 hours, I helped put together a tool that can do (in 10 seconds and infinity times) what consultants charge $10K per report. Software and a lot of expertise is/will be essentially free (and this is a good thing).

EXACTLY! This is impressive, and it is a log scale! I've lived through several dramatic cost reductions in the climate and energy space. They are obvious to people in the respective sector and a surprise to everyone else.

...and this will be a small amount of batteries compared to the amount of batteries in EVs. The generating capacity if the U.S. vehicle fleet is 25x the generating capacity of the U.S. grid.

We shouldn't be worried about years 50 to 1,000+. We'll have the clean energy solutions at scale needed to decarbonize energy & industry as well as plenty of clean energy to reduce atmospheric emissions. The problem is whether we can adapt our civilization over the next 50 years.

A 20-year average is a pretty round number. Average is not defined in the Paris Accord. Wouldn't it make more sense to use an average El Niño cycle of 4-5 years?

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How much do you think?

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Geological Hydrogen and/or H2 produced underground in FF fields. (Enhanced Geothermal and Nukes will grow elswhere but will be too expensive in this part of the country to be a meaningful wave)

We aren’t winning - but because of the media, the public don’t understand, or understand what it means to lose. Leading climate scientist Prof Kevin Anderson

It's important to note that you can't look at this chart and say which technology scaled and when it took off. GE wasted $1 billion betting on the wrong line. Efficiency is important, but not the key metric. It's not even cost. It's IRR and how it compares to cost of capital.

Oil & gas companies will produce as long as goverments allow them to and somebody buys their product. We need to stop buying their products because governments won't take real action. This is difficult, will take decades, and won't happen fast enough to avoid #ClimateEmergency

two ipcc authors wrote a paper for kids that was peer-reviewed by some teenagers and the level of frankness is something a lot of climate scientists could learn from

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The next three months will be decisive for climate change. It's because most climate scientists expect the global average temperature to decrease. If that doesn't happen, that makes it likely that the existing projections are underestimating future warming. The past year has

This is an important discussion. Scientists need 95+% certainty to publish and make decisions, while the entire economy operates on much lower certainties all the time. We must move bigger and faster with solutions while balancing risks. Waiting for the perfect will doom us all.

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Wow, how many people out there knew that the carbon intensity of World GDP is at the same level is was back in the 1870s?