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When I was born ('57) 2,8B people and 315 ppm CO2.Nowdays 7B and 415 ppm. Green economy roots are there.
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Gasoline demand is famously inelastic; even large increases in cost have very small impact on demand.
The most efficient way to eliminate fossils is to eliminate demand, not blocking supply.
It's much more important to build solar, wind, EVs, bike-lanes, walkable cities, etc. than block pipelines.
The most efficient way to eliminate fossils is to eliminate demand, not blocking supply.
It's much more important to build solar, wind, EVs, bike-lanes, walkable cities, etc. than block pipelines.
January 5, 2026 at 5:55 AM
Gasoline demand is famously inelastic; even large increases in cost have very small impact on demand.
The most efficient way to eliminate fossils is to eliminate demand, not blocking supply.
It's much more important to build solar, wind, EVs, bike-lanes, walkable cities, etc. than block pipelines.
The most efficient way to eliminate fossils is to eliminate demand, not blocking supply.
It's much more important to build solar, wind, EVs, bike-lanes, walkable cities, etc. than block pipelines.
Indeed the green premium is expanding as well
Not evident the impact on electrification and on green molecules competitiveness
TBD
Not evident the impact on electrification and on green molecules competitiveness
TBD
December 30, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Indeed the green premium is expanding as well
Not evident the impact on electrification and on green molecules competitiveness
TBD
Not evident the impact on electrification and on green molecules competitiveness
TBD
Merry Christmas Roger
Last year best book of 2024 !
Last year best book of 2024 !
December 26, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Merry Christmas Roger
Last year best book of 2024 !
Last year best book of 2024 !
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The entire LULUCF sink in Finland is considered 'managed' in emission reporting, but in practice it is a mix of anthropogenic and natural effects.
This is a reason we suggest not to use the sink to offset fossil emissions. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Finland has learnt the hard way.
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This is a reason we suggest not to use the sink to offset fossil emissions. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Finland has learnt the hard way.
6/
Geological Net Zero and the need for disaggregated accounting for carbon sinks - Nature
Including passive CO2 uptake as an anthropogenic removal in greenhouse gas accounting systems could undermine the Paris Agreement; measures to address this include acknowledging the need for Geologica...
www.nature.com
October 23, 2025 at 7:54 AM
The entire LULUCF sink in Finland is considered 'managed' in emission reporting, but in practice it is a mix of anthropogenic and natural effects.
This is a reason we suggest not to use the sink to offset fossil emissions. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Finland has learnt the hard way.
6/
This is a reason we suggest not to use the sink to offset fossil emissions. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Finland has learnt the hard way.
6/