Yes, the more people that read and understand, the better.
]]>Can I republish this article in my journal, with proper attribution?
Luis T. Gutierrez, PhD
Editor, Mother Pelican Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability
https://www.pelicanweb.org
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1. There have been large changes in climate that predate human existence and industrialization and perhaps the complexity of how those systems (and negative feedbacks) work is beyond our current climate models.
2. Fossil fuel consumption tracks economic productivity almost 1:1. Because humans are unwilling to become voluntarily poorer, we will not collectively volunteer to reduce our consumption. Further, as geologic constraints limit the production rate of fossil fuels, our ability to respond to climate change meaningfully or with technological solutions (solar panels, electric windmills, battery banks) will be reduced and then go away.
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