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In response to "pritty optimistic to call it near-term :) -- nm" by Dane Duke Nuuk

meaning only that it's the crisis most imediately in front of us, not that it will be of short duration. -- nm

Posted by znufrii Jan 28 '09, 09:21

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wonder if there has been any calculations on the Finance Crisis's effect on global warming? -- nm - Dane Duke Nuuk Jan 28, 09:24 11
- probably minimal, if any. Won't have lasted long enough to have a profound effect. -- nm - znufrii Jan 28, 09:31 10
  - depends how you calculate it - if you link the low price of oil to the crisis, then there's an impact - Roger More Jan 28, 09:35 5
    - Your second point is of a piece with the article I linked. - znufrii Jan 28, 09:38 2
      - What I read was that subsidies, etc won't make much difference and a price on carbon is needed - Roger More Jan 28, 09:49 1
        
        agreed. -- nm - znufrii Jan 28, 09:51
    - to add - my point on the low price of oil isn't about direct emissions, but the impact it has on incentives to develop cleaner fuels, more efficient.. - Roger More Jan 28, 09:38 1
      - we've already seen that come and go, with the spike in oil prices receding as quickly as it has. -- nm - znufrii Jan 28, 09:39
  - the rise in CO2 ought to stop i think -- nm - Dane Duke Nuuk Jan 28, 09:33 3
    - not enough to make a significant or even noticable change in the overall trends. -- nm - znufrii Jan 28, 09:34 2
      - and will probably be temporary at best. -- nm - znufrii Jan 28, 09:34 1
        
        unfornately i think so to -- nm - Dane Duke Nuuk Jan 28, 09:36

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