Re:Oceans break heat records five years in a row
by ProllyInfamous on Friday January 12, 2024 @02:10PM
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>"Soilent Green is people!"
[SPOILER: A major plot device of this movie is characters discovering the oceans were trashed generations ago, and that the "fish" chips are in fact recycled humans].
Re:Oceans break heat records five years in a row
by nielsbot on Friday January 12, 2024 @04:31PM
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It's not true. Carbon emissions are record high and growing. I think I read that carbon emissions in the US declined somewhat this year. I also read (small sliver of hope) that we have avoided (so far) the worst-case climate scenario.
The US is also producing a record amount of oil (locked-in emissions), Biden just approved some huge drilling lease and they're considering allowing construction of new LNG terminals in the Gulf. :-\
[SPOILER: A major plot device of this movie is characters discovering the oceans were trashed generations ago, and that the "fish" chips are in fact recycled humans].
I've read somewhere that carbon emissions had declined for a few years. Is that true?
The US is also producing a record amount of oil (locked-in emissions), Biden just approved some huge drilling lease and they're considering allowing construction of new LNG terminals in the Gulf. :-\