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CRH

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2. After the first installment, ...

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Thu Nov 29, 2012, 08:27 AM

Nov 2012

I can only say, defining, cataloging, and quantifying problems is far easier identifying, funding, and constructing solutions.

Carbon zero cities that need to happen immediately is a solution I will believe when demonstrated. Scrubbing what emissions we produce of CO2, is technology yet to be invented.

I'll read a couple of more chapters to see if any solutions become apparent. Right now, paint me a sceptic.

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