ABC2019 wrote:Forhorse wrote:If this graph is correct, and very pifometrically, we would therefore have between 110 and 170 years of fossil fuel reserve at the current consumption rate?
that's it, around 1500 Gt C for a consumption of around 12 Gt / year.
For the U, this actually corresponds to the conventional U 235, there are about 100 years of reserves for current consumption but it only produces 3 or 4% of the annual energy, so in reality it is 3 or 4 years of reserves.
Solar is fine, but the vast majority is inaccessible and is immediately re-emitted in the form of infrared in space. Drawing this huge cube is quite misleading.
In short, the conclusion is that our civilization still has a century or so to live in this form, except for a miracle. And no it will not be the 2 ° C more that it will produce that will make it disappear, it will just disappear through the exhaustion of what makes it live.
While switching to Gen IV, it is more than 1000 years for all of humanity, at the current global consumption level (blue cube).
Not to mention thorium ...
But there are morons who argue that the effects of RCA are blank, unrelated to the propaganda of the carbonaceous fossil companies.
, so for economic and propaganda reasons, we are really not ready to make any kind of energy transition. GenIV or EnR, or both.
Thanks to the Trolls of Forum for their brilliant participation
, The biosphere and humanity will thank you.
Too bad you won't be around to see the end of your show anymore.