> Levels of CO2 in the atmosphere have surged past an important threshold and may not dip below it for "many generations".
Is this at all reversible? I presume not.
The real problem is that lots of people and putting a lot of effort and money into reducing emissions - where if the above is correct seems very very difficult (with a growing developing world) and likely a waste of time.
Surely we should be trying harder to scrub CO2 from the atmosphere and spend less time on reducing emissions?
Is this at all reversible? I presume not.
The real problem is that lots of people and putting a lot of effort and money into reducing emissions - where if the above is correct seems very very difficult (with a growing developing world) and likely a waste of time.
Surely we should be trying harder to scrub CO2 from the atmosphere and spend less time on reducing emissions?