@aeberman12 From 1991, “based on a per capita rate of energy use as low as 3 kilowatts—about a quarter of the current U.S. figure—[…] a world population stabilized at 10 billion people would be using energy at a rate of 30 terawatts (compare 13.2 terawatts
@kakabakasa @jordanBTCplz The scope is acknowledging the World. Regardless of any opinion regarding oil and gas, and or big oil, the population of the World at this point in time is due to cheap energy. Batteries are not a cheap method of storing energy AT
Has anything changed since 1991? https://t.co/IM4mXsK4Tv via @Kishakishi
Is population growth or decadent consumption to blame for climate change? This paper says it's almost 50-50. *lobs into overpopulation debate* https://t.co/JdwrEVCyWG #climatechange #overpopulation