Azevedo and coauthors of the energy systems chapter describe continued investments in fossil fuel infrastructure – particularly coal-fired electricity without carbon capture and storage (CCS) – as “inconsistent with limiting warming to well below 2 C,” the ...
source https://news.stanford.edu/2022/04/06/stanford-energy-expert-discusses-un-climate-report/
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