This Blog is intended to provide an exchange of information about climate change and Artificial Intelligence. The primary purpose of this blog is for use in University of Delaware Osher Lifelong Learning (OLLI) courses. Our over-reaching goal is to maintain a safe and sustainable human environment on Earth.
Showing posts with label EDF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EDF. Show all posts
Thursday, October 24, 2019
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EDF's Blueprint for Climate Stability
The Environmental Defense Fund's Blueprint for Climate Stability presents a very positive position that climate stability can be achieved relatively soon, and specifically that carbon emissions can be slowed to a peak in 2020, and brought into steady decline out through 2100.
Do I believe that can be achieved? Let me just say I believe the technology exists. I just hope that we humans are able to organize and accomplish the huge task required.
For additional details on all EDF's programs, see their Blueprint 2020. It is a 58 page detailed presentation of their programs, from climate change to oceans to agricultural pollutants to world health. It also contains an extensive and interactive list of internet references at the end.
Do I believe that can be achieved? Let me just say I believe the technology exists. I just hope that we humans are able to organize and accomplish the huge task required.
For additional details on all EDF's programs, see their Blueprint 2020. It is a 58 page detailed presentation of their programs, from climate change to oceans to agricultural pollutants to world health. It also contains an extensive and interactive list of internet references at the end.
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