Climate Letter #810

A graphic presentation of the current extinction crisis, from CNN.  This was created in a manner that is thorough and unsparing, with many quotes from the people who know the most about it.  (I think most of us are otherwise almost completely unable to see for ourselves these things that are going on, and thus need constant reminding.)  Climate change is just one of five principal causes.

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How agriculture must change.  This is a quick review of a new book that should generate a great deal of interest.  It describes current destructive agricultural practices, made all the worse by climate change.  The author believes food production will have to move indoors and into the cities, using know-how that is now available.  “Food is one of the most creative acts which humans perform. How well we do it will define the future of our civilization.”
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A presentation about the coming disruption of energy and transportation, by Tony Seba.  This 53-minute video of a lecture given in Oslo is a terrific eye-opener, and very entertaining.
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An update on the outlook for coal-fired power generation in India.  The latest signs show that coal is in retreat, accompanied by an accelerated shift to renewables.  Fears that India will be the “next China,” which would be a global disaster for emissions, are now fading.
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New large-scale solar power has now become cheaper than wind in much of the world.  Just five years ago that cost was more than double.  Both are gaining ground against coal and natural gas.  This is especially meaningful in emerging markets where getting quick results is also a factor.
Carl

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