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    Map Shows Oil We Must Leave Alone to Avoid 'Irreversible' Climate Change

    Started by RE Mar 19, 2024, 12:59 AM

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    Mar 19, 2024, 12:59 AM
    So, who is going to police these exclusion zones?  If the oil can be extracted and make 1 penny of profit, it will be.  Even if it comes at a loss, as long as the smartest guys in the room can figure out a way to cook the books or engineer loans with fictitious money it probably will be extracted.  The only way it won't come up out of the ground to be burned is when they can't access enough energy from some other source to pump it up will it stay underground.

    Far as having a 5 year cushion left before the 1.5C temperature rise line is crossed,  I doubt even if we stopped cold turkey today, it would still be crossed.  There's enough CO2 being released every year from forest fires to get the job done without burning the oil.  1.5C is arbitrary anyhow, we have enough climate problems already to have made large swaths of the available land mass less able to support their current populations, that's why we have so much migration going on.  It will get worse of course, but it's bad enough already.  Just check out the the homeless camps and shelters in any "sanctuary city" in the FSoA and Europe.

    The Point of No Return has already been passed.  excluding some spots from more drilling won't save the planet.

    "Take one last look at this Sacred Heart
    Before it Blows
    Because Everybody Knows
    Everybody Knows"


    https://www.newsweek.com/global-warming-oil-regions-temperature-rise-1880296

    Map Shows Oil We Must Leave Alone to Avoid 'Irreversible' Climate Change


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