The point is good - but the answer is to focus in the short run in drastically curtailing methane and other gases that are short lived but powerful warming agents. This buys time for reductions in… - Tim Ward, Mature Flâneur

First, trying to stop CO2 emissions is likely too late because it will take at least 20, more likely 30 years to yield any noticeable result. If they are right, we do not have that much time. Also, if they are correct, most likely, we have already triggered processes that are beyond our con…
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The point is good - but the answer is to focus in the short run in drastically curtailing methane and other gases that are short lived but powerful warming agents. This buys time for reductions in CO2 to have an impact in the mid-term.
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Written by Tim Ward, Mature Flâneur
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Author, communications expert and publisher of Changemakers Books, Tim is now a full time Mature Flaneur, wandering Europe with Teresa, his beloved wife.
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