Seeing Climate Solutions Clearly Through Biases & Missing Data Is Challenging
I urge everyone to examine their own biases and blindspots, whether they are in the following short list or not. You’ll help the world more that way.
I urge everyone to examine their own biases and blindspots, whether they are in the following short list or not. You’ll help the world more that way.
Bill McKibben says reality is what we say it is and now is the time to get real.
Vaclav Smil says that change is incremental and solutions come from the center, not the extremes.
In this part of the interview, Vaclav Smil talks about human nature and Pascal’s Wager.
A noted scientist says fantasy time is over. It’s time to get real about how to address the challenges of a warming planet.
People like Bill Gates throw away their money on the wrong investments: small nuclear, air carbon capture, and solar geoengineering. Gates and others should listen to Mark Z. Jacobson more, and Vaclav Smil less.
There’s a problem in human logic that creeps in on a regular basis, and that I would say always has and always will. If someone is very successful in one area of business or life, we have a tendency to give their opinion too much weight in other areas. This … [continued]
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