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Climate change is transforming Earth. By the end of this century, it will likely be approximately 2? warmer than it is today - and it could turn out to be a lot worse. Warming will cause great miseries, especially in some specific poor countries. What can we do to help slow down global warming - to move the needle? So far, much climate activism has been ineffective. Individual carbon-footprint activism has not and cannot greatly change the global climate trajectory. Nor does it matter much what the worldwide social cost of carbon or the optimal level of a carbon tax should be - the subjects of much acrimonious debate - simply because there is no world government. Nor is it realistic to believe that international negotiations will lead to major emission cuts. And even the painful economic sacrifices proposed by United Nation Treaties could slow global warming by only about 0.3-0.5? by 2100. Moreover, expecting such sustained painful sacrifices is unrealistic. Both activists and skeptics alike have trouble coming to grips with reality. The activists who imagine that important decision makers will accept significant local pain on behalf of broader global climate objectives are as unrealistic as the skeptics who claim humanity would not be better off with fewer fossil-fuel emissions. What ultimately matters is not what the world should do, but what its important decision-makers will do. And just who these decision-makers are might surprise readers. The OECD is no longer important enough to be able to solve the world's climate problem. Non-OECD countries will soon house more than four-fifths of the world's population and emit more than three-quarters of the world's greenhouse gases. We shouldn't blame them, either. Many are poor. The blame game is ultimately an irrelevant distraction. Not all is lost. The most pressing task now is the intelligent phasing out of fossil fuels. We should subsidize research in all aspects of clean energy, particularly storage. When it arrives, cheaper clean energy will displace most fossil fuels all over the world - and thus truly move the needle.
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