I certainly agree that it can cut both ways. Even if emissions are increasing in some places, that can be good if people in those places are living better lives. But this isn't a reason to be dismissive of the effect. I'd like to see your elasticity evidence presented more fully, for one thing.

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In this week’s Frankly, I reflect on a week spent with a group of friends and peers who share my understanding of the world’s converging crises, and what it revealed about the deeply human need to be fully seen, without having to explain yourself first.

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What can one person actually do about the metacrisis? In this week’s Frankly, I explicitly outline just a few of the countless actions we can take to actually change what’s coming, rather than just prepare for it.

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How can humans – at least those with access to the internet – ingest the same facts and data, yet arrive at radically different worldviews? That’s the question I explore in this week’s Frankly.

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This figure was from 2017. We wrote about it in 2016 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/..., 2014 www.nature.com/articles/ncl..., and probably before. It was an issue in AR5 as well. The articles were about CDR, but CCS is the same problem. We have been trying to tell you...

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