
r/climatechange

Would we need geoengineering
I know most environmentalists are against it but.
Even if we stop all fossil fuels today. And if we make the whole world go vegan and ban all flights. The current warming is still going to happen and be devastating for all of us. And I doubt we can do even half of that.
So my opnion it's not a matter of "if" but rather "how" and i think the sooner we start planning for it the better chance we have. Stopping fossil fuels won't be enough at this point. Especially with the fact america is not going to do any meaningful contribution until at minimum 2030
Solar compensated for poor hydro-electric this summer in Europe
pv-magazine.comIn a little town in Kansas, people thought 50 wind turbines would replace the ranch way of life, but clean energy provided security and survival in an increasingly uncertain rural economy, while prairie chicken and cows simply kept going, and even benefited from the shadow and access roads.
vitalsigns.edf.orgResearchers find that homeowners whose neighbors install a solar system become more likely to install a solar system themselves, adopt an electric vehicle and reduce their electricity consumption.
pv-magazine.comCommunity Care, Climate Grief, and Arson
An essay about American wildfires that feels particularly relevant right now:
https://nsdavid.substack.com/p/the-age-of-arsonauts-witnessing-the?r=x4ua7&utm\_campaign=post&utm\_medium=web
The Gulf Oil Shock Is Pushing E.V. Sales to New Heights Globally (Gift Article)
nytimes.comStudy suggests US paying more than any other country for climate change damage
themirror.comBad day
Feeling hopeless - I live in a beautiful state that is being ruined by humans
New Spanish nanomaterial cools surfaces by up to 12.9C without electricity
euronews.comWorld may warm by 25 per cent more than current projections suggest | New analysis based on EEI and filtering of past records' variability suggests higher sensitivity
As the title says, this study suggests a Climate Response of 1.9-2.6C, with the best estimate at 2.25°C for a doubling of CO2. The EEI based measurement is the less reliable but in my opinion more interesting finding & direction of research, but their reanalysis of past model runs and removing natural variability from the real-life data is also very valuable.