I think you’re explaining that Earth systems have changed. Warmed/warming sea levels now create loops that increase climate chaos—and this situation is a root problem. (Yes? No?) Is there any chance of reducing the seas’ temperature? If so, by doing what? As I see it, popular “solutions”—solar PVs, industrial wind, batteries, e-vehicles—give the illusion that people of means can continue our current levels of production and consumption. But these solutions require fossil fuels and extractions for their manufacture; they generate waste from cradle-to-grave. Given Earth systems’ changes, what do you consider constructive now?
A warming oceans and the increasing water vapor which is itself a greenhouse gas. The tipping point? The self-sustaining - Exponentially increasing glosed loop of warming? Any thoughts?
I think you’re explaining that Earth systems have changed. Warmed/warming sea levels now create loops that increase climate chaos—and this situation is a root problem. (Yes? No?) Is there any chance of reducing the seas’ temperature? If so, by doing what? As I see it, popular “solutions”—solar PVs, industrial wind, batteries, e-vehicles—give the illusion that people of means can continue our current levels of production and consumption. But these solutions require fossil fuels and extractions for their manufacture; they generate waste from cradle-to-grave. Given Earth systems’ changes, what do you consider constructive now?
personally I would welcome economies with limits to SELFISHNESS
A warming oceans and the increasing water vapor which is itself a greenhouse gas. The tipping point? The self-sustaining - Exponentially increasing glosed loop of warming? Any thoughts?