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The Total Efforts Of The Last 20 Years Of Climate Policy Has Likely Reduced Global Emissions By Less Than 1 Percent, Or About 250 Million Metric Tons Of Carbon Dioxide Per Year.

Surely The Biggest Problem We Have In The World Is That We All Die. But We Don't Have A Technology To Solve That, Right? So The Point Is Not To Prioritize Problems; The Point Is To Prioritize Solutions To Problems.

I'm A Vegetarian, But I Don't Expect Other People Not To Eat Meat.

If Every Country Committed To Spending 0.05 Per Cent Of Gdp On Researching Non-carbon-emitting Energy Technologies, That Would Cost $25 Billion A Year, And It Would Do A Lot More Than Massive Carbon Cuts To Fight Warming And Save Lives.

Winter Regularly Takes Many More Lives Than Any Heat Wave: 25,000 To 50,000 Each Year Die In Britain From Excess Cold. Across Europe, There Are Six Times More Cold-related Deaths Than Heat-related Deaths...by 2050...warmer Temperatures Will Save 1.4 Million Lives Each Year.