[fexl]

Sorry, I can't click through to that article -- when I dismiss the pop-up, the tantalizing "Climate Shock" headline disappears.

I do say that all humans require energy to survive, and more efficient forms of energy require capital in the hands of innovators.

I'll be happy to read the article if you can give me a link that functions better for me.

[primroot]

I found another review of the book that mentions geoengineering.

"There will still be ocean acidification, smog, ozone depletion and so on and once we set on geoengineering our planet, we’ll likely get hooked and never turn back. In many ways, geoengineering is even more uncertain in its consequences than climate change itself. Definitely far from being a solution, and even the foremost experts on geoengineering agree that it shouldn’t be done – only in extreme conditions, like when there isn’t any other choice." http://www.zmescience.com/other/reviews/book-review-climate-...