Tackling global warming (or emission control, if you prefer) can be a bit of a tall order for an individual.
When analyzing potential solutions, I've tailored them with this goal in mind: to remove 1 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide per year, sustainably.
It's taken a bit of work, and wouldn't have been possible without "standing on the shoulders of giants". Such a goal now seems reachable, and is not as technologically imposing as it initially seems (Yes, that's 32 tonnes per second). It isn't even as financially imposing as I had once imagined, though a full-scale effort is well beyond my pocketbook at the moment.
How far do you think I should take my efforts?
Please feel free to add your own comments, below.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Poll: How far should I personally go to tackle global warming
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