How Humanity Can Choose to Reduce Emissions 90% by 2035 through the Disruption of Energy, Transportation, and Food with Existing Technologies
Technology disruptions already underway in the energy, transportation, and food sectors have extraordinary implications for climate change. These three disruptions alone, driven by just eight technologies, can directly eliminate over 90% of net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions worldwide within 15 years. Market forces can be leveraged to drive the bulk of global GHG emissions mitigation because the technologies required are either already commercially available and competitive today, or can be deployed to market before 2025 with the right societal choices. The same technologies will also make the cost of carbon withdrawal affordable, meaning that moonshot breakthrough technologies are not required to solve the ‘Last Carbon Problem’ and go beyond net zero from 2035 onwards.
Please read, learn and pass it on. We can turn our ship around by our choosing to “embrace rather than resist the disruption of the energy, transportation, and food sectors over the course of the 2020s. This simply means responding rationally to economic incentives and removing barriers to the deployment and scaling of SWB, A-EVs and TaaS, and PFCA technologies.”
After nearly three decades of failure, and with emissions continuing to rise, the results are discouraging. A far better approach is to focus on the technological disruption of the three foundational sectors of the global economy that are together responsible for over 90% of greenhouse gas emissions: energy, transportation, and food.
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