Oil, gas and coal reserves are limited and prices will rise — emissions from land will be reversed and a transition to 21st century energy sources will
happen over the next few decades.
As I mentioned before and will go into more detail on next time, research has convinced me that this gender profile is not going to be the
answer over the next few decades!
That doesn't happen so much if people reduce fossil - fuel
demand over the next few decades via efficiency and substitution of other energy sources, which doesn't happen overnight.
What's missing is a reliable synthesis of all this data, one that can let us clearly divine the course of the development of renewable
energy over the next few decades.
This combination — advances in biological tissues and further integration of humans with machines — has the potential to really change
things over the next few decades.
Another recent study warned that climate models had not taken into account billions of tons in «committed» emissions from existing
plants over the next few decades.
The potential consequences of climate change are great and the actions
taken over the next few decades will determine human influences on the climate for centuries.
To move forward effectively, I think we need to have a broader discussion of the scientific issues that will have a bearing on national and international
policy over the next few decades.