Låt höra vad "klimatforskarna" anser om Jevons "paradox". Googlat fram något nedsättande och marginaliserande om vår gode vän och ekonom William Stanley Jevons?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
Jevons warned that fuel efficiency gains tend to increase fuel use. However, this does not imply that improved fuel efficiency is worthless if the Jevons paradox occurs; higher fuel efficiency enables greater production and a higher material quality of life. For example, a more efficient steam engine allowed the cheaper transport of goods and people that contributed to the Industrial Revolution. Nonetheless, if the Khazzoom–Brookes postulate is correct, increased fuel efficiency, by itself, will not reduce the rate of depletion of fossil fuels.Ja, låt också höra vad ni skugg-legohjon för fossilbränsleindustrin anser om denna studie gjord av Google.
https://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/renewables/what-it-would-really-take-to-reverse-climate-change
Those calculations cast our work at Google’s RE<C program in a sobering new light. Suppose for a moment that it had achieved the most extraordinary success possible, and that we had found cheap renewable energy technologies that could gradually replace all the world’s coal plants—a situation roughly equivalent to the energy innovation study’s best-case scenario. Even if that dream had come to pass, it still wouldn’t have solved climate change. This realization was frankly shocking: Not only had RE<C failed to reach its goal of creating energy cheaper than coal, but that goal had not been ambitious enough to reverse climate change.Låt nu höra hur er vilseledande utopism och politiserande ska ändra på de här två stenhårda faktumen från bister termodynamisk och ekonomisk verklighet.
