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andrewducker) wrote2018-01-23 12:10 pm
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Interesting Links for 23-01-2018
- The Lightning Network Could Make Bitcoin Faster—and Cheaper
- (tags: bitcoin )
- Top architect insists Scotland - Ireland bridge is feasible
- (tags: bridge scotland ireland )
- Whatever happened to the Brexit talks?
- (tags: uk europe )
- 'Terrifying': How a single line of computer code put thousands of innocent Turks in jail
- (tags: turkey internet OhForFucksSake )
- The (almost) complete history of 'fake news'
- (tags: fake fraud reporting news media )
- Once you start engineering Earth's climate you can't stop
- (tags: engineering globalwarming Technology thefuture )
- How to deal with Twitter trolls
- (tags: troll advice harassment twitter )
- New York *literally* has a "get out of jail" card. What The Fuck is going on over there?
- (tags: police newyork WTF corruption )
- In Colorado, a glimpse of renewable energy’s insanely cheap future
- (tags: renewables GoodNews thefuture )
- Why Churchill was a vicious racist villain
- (tags: history UK Africa India racism afghanistan )
- Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage Experiment Is a Success
- (tags: minimumwage usa )
- More on “Get Out of Jail Free” Cards
- (tags: police corruption usa )
- One in three women miss cervical screening due to embarrassment
- (tags: health women uk )
- Driver behaviour transformed by A90 average speed cameras
- (tags: speed driving safety Scotland cameras )
- Nursing Home Recreates Communist East Germany for Dementia Patients
- (tags: dementia age care germany memory history )
- Trump puts 30% tariff on imported solar cells and modules
- (tags: solarpower china usa trade )
- Europe's central banks are starting to replace US dollar reserves with the Chinese yuan
- (tags: china europe usa finance )
- Want a healthier population? Spend less on health care and more on social services
- (tags: health money society )
- Can You Buy A License to Speed?
- (tags: speed crime police )
- English NHS accused of fiddling A&E figures to downplay extent of crisis
- (tags: NHS fail OhForFucksSake )
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I like adding iron to the oceans far more (assuming it works, which is less clear) than sulfur dioxide spraying, since it doesn't result in acid rain. However, given the options of massive global climate change and geoengineering, I know which I want. Yes, any form of geoengineering will cause problems, but not doing it looks to be far worse. The world is headed for sustainable carbon neutral fuels, but we're not going to get there in time to prevent a fairly large temperature rise, unless we use geoengineering.
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I'm not convinced that we are going to be too late with renewable energy. Or rather, that we are already too late. I think it is likely that we will be too late but I don't think it's a write off quite yet.
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