Browser-based climate change simulation
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Browser-based climate change simulation
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Re: Browser-based climate change simulation
#2If you drag all of the bars to their ideal position (lowest on the bad things, highest on the good things) the temperature still goes up by more than a degree.
Re: Browser-based climate change simulation
#3If you drag all of the bars to their ideal position (lowest on the bad things, highest on the good things) the temperature still goes up by more than a degree.
It is calculating from 2000, from 2020 (which is already at +1.3C) it will be like -0.3C, more important part is trend.
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#4If you drag all of the bars to their ideal position (lowest on the bad things, highest on the good things) the temperature still goes up by more than a degree.
It helps to show that we're screwed. But the degree to how screwed we are can vary a bit.
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#5it'd be nice to have a body count somewhere...
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#6Reducing all energy sources to the mminium doesn't change much... That's sounds strange because if we reduce energy, then, well, we emit less CO2. Am I missing something ?
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#7Reducing all energy sources to the mminium doesn't change much... That's sounds strange because if we reduce energy, then, well, we emit less CO2. Am I missing something ?
CO2 is still in the atmosphere.
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#8Everyone get your thinking hats on. Based on this model, increasing building efficiency is the #1 way that we as entrepreneurs can have an impact. Passivhaus anyone?
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#9We observe the power of a carbon tax
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#10Reducing all energy sources to the mminium doesn't change much... That's sounds strange because if we reduce energy, then, well, we emit less CO2. Am I missing something ?
That doesn't have it reduce the energy, it's just shifting between them I think. So total energy use seems to remain the same, you're just changing where people get it.