/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10118332

I'm not concerned with arguing the merits of a carbon tax; I'll cross that bridge once I come to it. There are still millions of Americans, to include the President of the United States, who *believe* (asterisks for emphasis) at least one of three things:

1) Climate change is not happening, it's not man made, and it's not an immediate existential threat.

2) Climate change IS happening, it's not man made, and it's not an immediate existential threat.

3) Climate change is happening, and it IS man made, but it isn't an existential threat.

As long as your thoughts on climate change do not fall in to one of those three categories, I am satisfied.

Pic definitely related.

Additionally, for your convenience, I will link one of Shakhova et al's papers which led them to the aforementioned conclusion.

Can the A.I. revolutionize our industry fast enough to deal with the 50 gigaton methane fart?