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"Cheap" geoengineering is coming. Here's what it's really going to cost. (opens the original)
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Stardust, a private company led by former nuclear physicists, says it can cool the planet for $10 billion a year, the cost for injecting about a million tonnes of particles to effect 0.5°C of cooling. This is solar geoengineering, also known as SRM (solar radiation management or modification), and it’s not just academic paper-level theory anymore.Contrast that with how much the IEA says the energy transition needs to get to net zero: $4.5 trillion a year. If you’re an investor, a 450x discount o
This single technology is killing oil demand (opens the original)
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The first time I tasted durian, I was living in Bali and I wanted to understand what all the fuss was about. So, I picked some up at the nearby Coco Supermarket, ready to be blown away. Instead, I gagged and choked, unable to swallow even a single offensive mouthful. Most first time durian eaters will know what I mean.But over time, something strange happened. Each day as I rode my scooter from Ubud’s downtown core out to my home in a village outside of town, the smell of durian filled the air.
The energy transition has become the world’s biggest attack surface (opens the original)
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“We know that China believes there is value in placing at least some elements of our core infrastructure at risk of destruction or disruption.”–Mike Rogers, four star admiral and 17th Director of the NSA, told to ReutersIn November 2024, solar inverters made by Chinese manufacturer Deye were remotely “bricked,” rendering hundreds of devices across the US inoperable.Less than six months later in May 2025, Reuters <a href="https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/ghos
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