What is interesting, something I am doing a write up on, is that the trend toward decarbonization began long before climate change came into the public lexicon. Energy has transitions from Wood-->Coal-->Petrol--> and now more toward natural gas and other alternatives. Each step in the process reduced the carbon content of fuel. So I remain optimistic that climate change is a very solvable problem, as you highlight above.
I am curious, what do you think of sustainable aviation fuels as opposed to Hydrogen?
They may be a step on a moving continuum as you point out, but they don't go nearly far enough. Throughout the economy, we need to eliminate carbon and GHG emissions, not just cut them. I can't see any other way to solve the climate challenge.
What is interesting, something I am doing a write up on, is that the trend toward decarbonization began long before climate change came into the public lexicon. Energy has transitions from Wood-->Coal-->Petrol--> and now more toward natural gas and other alternatives. Each step in the process reduced the carbon content of fuel. So I remain optimistic that climate change is a very solvable problem, as you highlight above.
I am curious, what do you think of sustainable aviation fuels as opposed to Hydrogen?
They may be a step on a moving continuum as you point out, but they don't go nearly far enough. Throughout the economy, we need to eliminate carbon and GHG emissions, not just cut them. I can't see any other way to solve the climate challenge.