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It's not losing traction. It's just the targets are becoming more achievable and realistic.
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stop being so utterly ridiculous - from the perspective of the solar panels they will get less light, so as from the perspective of the earth the sun will not be as bright
But only a smidgen. About 0.6% as far as I can tell.
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2024 there was 2000 TWh of solar generation
0.6% of that is 12,000,000 MWh
(thats the best part of a months UK electric consumption
That's a big smidgen
If people are worried about greenhouse emissions, why not just ban greenhouses.
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People are aware that this research funding is on modeling, not actual interventions?
It's almost as if they're spending this money to think about the impact and risk of these measures rather than relying on back-of-fag-packet guesses on internet message boards.
www.ukri.org
It's almost as if they're spending this money to think about the impact and risk of these measures rather than relying on back-of-fag-packet guesses on internet message boards.
Modelling the impact of solar radiation modification
New research to model the risks and impact of using solar radiation modification (SRM) to build understanding of the radical process and address evidence gaps.
www.ukri.org
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People are aware that this research funding is on modeling, not actual interventions?
It's almost as if they're spending this money to think about the impact and risk of these measures rather than relying on back-of-fag-packet guesses on internet message boards.
Modelling the impact of solar radiation modification
New research to model the risks and impact of using solar radiation modification (SRM) to build understanding of the radical process and address evidence gaps.
No mention of the potential damage caused by spraying the chemicals.
That would be helpful.
If only they were doing some research into that!
Although to be honest there's already loads of research papers examining the likely effect of that.
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I can’t wait for a lung full of sulphur dioxide in the morning!!
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You really think they are planning to affect the whole world, all at once, all the time? Don't be silly.
See above. Although mostly they focus on the improvements from moving away from coal and improved regulations on shipping fuel.
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But you said you don't actually know what research and experiments they are planning? Don't panic...
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That's what the research will no doubt cover. It'll be good to find out the downsides as well as the benefits.
absolutely not, there is a lot of development towards renewable energy and carbon neutral
if the UK doesnt push forward it will get left behind -theres a big opportunity now for Europe including UK to take the lead now that theres an orange idiot in power in the states
how do you come to that conclusion?
Europe are movin gahead with the move to heat pump technology
New report: France cuts heating emissions ten times faster than UK with heat pump roll-out - MCS Foundation
France is cutting carbon from heating buildings ten times faster than the UK by deploying more than ten times the number of heat pumps, a new report reveals.
mcsfoundation.org.uk
