Looked at as a Global Carbon Balance Sheet, we're a loooong way from net zero, much less reducing the carbon footprint of Industrial Civilization.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/charted-the-worlds-carbon-emissions-from-energy-production/
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Not many environmental stats the FSoA compares well against other countries with, but at least on making a marginal improvement here with a slower increase in use of FFs for energy production than most other countries. Mind you, that DOES NOT mean we decreased our use of FFs. It only means our rate of increase slowed down by a pretty pathetic -2.7%. That still a lot better than the Billions of Indians, who increased their consumption by a whopping 9%.
Looked at as a Global Carbon Balance Sheet, we're a loooong way from net zero, much less reducing the carbon footprint of Industrial Civilization.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/charted-the-worlds-carbon-emissions-from-energy-production/
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Looked at as a Global Carbon Balance Sheet, we're a loooong way from net zero, much less reducing the carbon footprint of Industrial Civilization.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/charted-the-worlds-carbon-emissions-from-energy-production/
RE