-- Another way to articulate what Robert said is to quote Keynes: “Anything we can actually do we can afford.” Economics can help guide us on the most resource sparing means to achieve a goal, but the setting of the goal is inherently value based and politically mediated. It seems that there are at least three possible goals with respect to the climate crisis: Our current goal - Avoid the worst impacts by limiting temperature increases to well below 2° C by 2100 even if we temporarily exceed that goal- Avoid the activation of tipping points by limiting temperature increases to well below 2° at all times by shaving peak temperatures Restoring a healthy climate by limiting temperature increases to well below 1° C Herb Herb Simmens Author A Climate Vocabulary of the Future @herbsimmens On Apr 8, 2023, at 9:13 AM, David desJardins <[email protected]> wrote:
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