RT @Karmageddon67: @imdavidbryan @martinrev21 No probably way more than that. Don’t worry we got wenooabbles. https://t.co/BUnVqIJK3Q http…
@imdavidbryan @martinrev21 No probably way more than that. Don’t worry we got wenooabbles. https://t.co/BUnVqIJK3Q https://t.co/4k3Y0wOcpW
@AdamWelz @Race2Extinct And that’s on top of projected 2-4.5 x energy demand increase in 2050 compared to 2020. https://t.co/BUnVqIJK3Q
@aeberman12 Electric power is < 20% of total energy requirements. Meanwhile all energy consumption is expected to rise. https://t.co/BUnVqIJK3Q
RT @Karmageddon67: What efficiency gains? You ignore rising demand due to population and economic growth as well as climate change. In fact…
RT @Karmageddon67: @curious_founder @_HannahRitchie What efficiency gains? You ignore rising demand due to population and economic growth a…
What efficiency gains? You ignore rising demand due to population and economic growth as well as climate change. In fact, worse than that, you all champion economic growth. https://t.co/BUnVqIJK3Q
@curious_founder @_HannahRitchie What efficiency gains? You ignore rising demand due to population and economic growth as well as climate change. In fact, worse than that, you all champion economic growth. https://t.co/BUnVqIJK3Q
@postcarbonsteve What “efficiency gains”? And of course both Michael Roberts & Hannah Ritchie overlook projected causes of increase in energy demand. In fact they both champion rising affluence & population growth. Both charlatans. https://t.co
@delirium_235 @inventor78 @simian_warthog @sandlwise01 This paper indicates energy demand will grow by up to 4.5 x 2020 levels by 2050. Humans all through history have decided to improve their impacts on this planet to the detriment of all other species.
@BugsAreArt @Nain_Portekoi De ce que j'en comprends, tu te trompe https://t.co/epwFO11xbE Aussi prendre en compte la consommation énergétique d'une clim https://t.co/sTrTDJLPOo
Batas ekosistem itu ya brenti di situ bahkan 1.8°C, gimana seeeh 🤦 https://t.co/NhDoYMYpFk https://t.co/BNgiSIb3qc
300 heatwave days without diurnal, itu gudang areng njeblux per 3W/m²-2035 https://t.co/NhDoYMYpFk https://t.co/dGBpKkvLRC
@doomfrog4 @AukeHoekstra @PoliticOfNature Even if you look at CO2 levels, 2050 levels of energy consumption are projected to be multiples of 2020, due to population growth, rising affluence, and climate change. https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
Merely shifting to renewables ISN’T WORKING. We need to address energy demand - forecast to be as high as 4.5x 2020 levels in 2050, courtesy of population growth, rising affluence, and climate change. https://t.co/BUnVqIJK3Q
@BiodiversitySoS @pachacuti1 @nephologue @ClimateHuman Up to 4.5x 2020 level of energy demand in 2050 due to population growth & rising affluence. And climate change. https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@xr_cambridge Population growth, rising affluence, and climate change, will do that and more. https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@postcarbonsteve Because of population growth and rising affluence chiefly in developing countries. Throw in climate change and humans’ need for air-conditioning. Net zero is a sham. https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@Machiavellecon the thread got the First Law of Thermodynamics, but it’s entirely missing the Second Law, though. “drilling more, just for this time” means needing to drill more tomorrow https://t.co/Btay3DXp2f
Indeed drilling more now leads to drilling more tomorrow https://t.co/Btay3DXp2f
@ECOWARRIORSS Only 50%? I thought something like 1.8 - 4.5 times 2020 levels. Maybe I misinterpreted this paper. https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@pimarty86 Et puis c'est pas près de s'arranger... https://t.co/mMzdeC3ZAo
RT @Karmageddon67: @25_cycle @McAffee @nephologue @Blueoceanarctic Energy consumption is expected to increase 1.8-4.5 x 2020 levels in 2050…
RT @Karmageddon67: @25_cycle @McAffee @nephologue @Blueoceanarctic Energy consumption is expected to increase 1.8-4.5 x 2020 levels in 2050…
RT @Karmageddon67: @25_cycle @McAffee @nephologue @Blueoceanarctic Energy consumption is expected to increase 1.8-4.5 x 2020 levels in 2050…
@25_cycle @McAffee @nephologue @Blueoceanarctic Energy consumption is expected to increase 1.8-4.5 x 2020 levels in 2050. Most of the increase is due to rising affluence & population growth in developing countries, as well as climate change, which will
RT @Peters_Glen: @HyperHydr0 @hausfath @KevinClimate This paper may give a bit of an idea? https://t.co/DxLYb6mXFr
@HyperHydr0 @hausfath @KevinClimate This paper may give a bit of an idea? https://t.co/DxLYb6mXFr
In fact projected 2050 energy consumption is forecast to be up to 4.5 x 2020 levels. Why? Population growth, rising affluence, and climate change. https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
RT @Karmageddon67: @Raihanul_C @CathOBrian 2050 energy consumption 1.8 - 4.5 x 2020 energy consumption. https://t.co/ZLDxtsCHzf
@Raihanul_C @CathOBrian 2050 energy consumption 1.8 - 4.5 x 2020 energy consumption. https://t.co/ZLDxtsCHzf
@dorankev @MichaelAune @ScientistRebel1 Our energy demands by 2050 will grow by 1.8-4.5 x 2020 levels, due to population growth, rising affluence, and climate change. Most of that extra demand is in developing countries and will be fulfilled by fossil fuel
@misterp55 @gotit_fred @CarbonBrief @GretaThunberg @DrSimEvans @tomoprater And forecast energy demand in 2050 could be as much as 4.5 x 2020 energy consumption level, due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate change. Disastrous. https
@empirecrumblin @JulianCribb @ECOWARRIORSS “… vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050 by 25–58% (11–27%), on top of a factor 1.7–2.8 increase above present-day due to socioeconomic developmen
@_red_benjamin_ @Brian_F_Sheehan @MattKerrLabour @sandlwise01 @isgoodrum @vijayprashad @JoelMCurzon @yaxkukmassive @martinrev21 And “the global south improves its standard of living” will result in, with population growth and global warming, the projected
@Peter_Strachan @surfNDestroy I wonder if the author of the previous article even factored this in - amplification of 2050 energy demand due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate change. https://t.co/ZLDxtsCHzf
@jaytay777 @10headsbareass @RachelConnoll14 From this article https://t.co/ZLDxtsCHzf
@JoelMCurzon Up to 4.4 x 2020 levels in 2050, due to ‘socioeconomic factors’ + climate change. https://t.co/ZLDxtsCHzf
RT @Karmageddon67: Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate ch…
@xr_cambridge @were_first Unfortunately it’s mainly developing countries which are rapidly increasing their energy demands, driven both by population growth & rising affluence, and this demand is satisfied almost 100% by fossil fuels. https://t.co/FvA
RT @Karmageddon67: Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate ch…
RT @Karmageddon67: Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate ch…
RT @Karmageddon67: Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate ch…
RT @Karmageddon67: Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate ch…
RT @Karmageddon67: Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate ch…
RT @Karmageddon67: Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate ch…
Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate change itself, fulfilled mainly by fossil fuels. Problem?? https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@Reuters Energy consumption in 2050 will be up to 4.4x 2020 levels due to population growth, increasing affluence, and climate change itself, fulfilled mainly by fossil fuels. Problem?? https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@Unpop_Science (Other objective research shows that overall energy consumption will increase by 1.8 -4.5 x over current levels in 2050, taking into account population growth, increasing affluence, and climate change. Of course most of that will be supplied
@OliverCaddick @ChristineMilne And here - more reality (unfortunately) https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@oliveratlantis @SteB777 @moi_wins @AllegraCOP26 @ExtinctionR Not addressing population & rapidly increasing affluence, with climate change, basically means an increase of energy usage of 1.8-4.5 x current levels in 2050. No wonder fossil fuel explorat
@pauline_party @PEA_Initiative And this is the actual forecast energy consumption for 2050 - increased due to ‘socioeconomic factors’ - population growth & increasing affluence, as well as GW. Recipe for absolute disaster - net zero by 2050? What a jok
@alijanesmith @VaSedc @_LisaMCox And this is what is forecast, thanks to population denial and no-one having the guts to speak out about rapidly increasing consumption, emissions, and population growth. With this, climate catastrophe is LOCKED IN. https:/
RT @Karmageddon67: @chriscartw83 “…vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050…
RT @Karmageddon67: @chriscartw83 “…vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050…
RT @Karmageddon67: @chriscartw83 “…vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050…
@chriscartw83 “…vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050 by 25–58% (11–27%), on top of a factor 1.7–2.8 increase above present-day due to socioeconomic developments” https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
RT @ofbeesandmen: Future #energy ⚡️ demand is likely to increase due to #climatechange 💥, but the magnitude depends on many interacting sou…
RT @ofbeesandmen: Future #energy ⚡️ demand is likely to increase due to #climatechange 💥, but the magnitude depends on many interacting sou…
Future #energy ⚡️ demand is likely to increase due to #climatechange 💥, but the magnitude depends on many interacting sources of uncertainty https://t.co/1KQslADVVU #environment #nature #sustainability #globalwarming #savetheplanet #climate #climatecrisi
@PepinLachance @DrPalmquist @allentien From this paper... https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@rye_how @SelectivePress @JacquelynGill Due to rising population & affluence, both mainly in developing countries, & climate change, energy consumption will increase to 1.8-4.5 TIMES current levels in 2050. Most of that increase will be provided by
@g_kallis “vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050 by 25–58% (11–27%), on top of a factor 1.7–2.8 increase above present-day due to socioeconomic developments.” https://t.co/BUnVqIrAPI
@BiodiversitySoS @GaryWockner @MargaretAtwood “vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050 by 25–58% (11–27%), on top of a factor 1.7–2.8 increase above present-day due to socioeconomic developme
Rapid emissions cuts? “..vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050 by 25–58% (11–27%), on top of a factor 1.7–2.8 increase above present-day due to socioeconomic developments.” https://t.co
@hausfath Rapid emissions cuts? “..vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050 by 25–58% (11–27%), on top of a factor 1.7–2.8 increase above present-day due to socioeconomic developments.” htt
@Gergyl “..vigorous (moderate) warming increases global climate-exposed energy demand before adaptation around 2050 by 25–58% (11–27%), on top of a factor 1.7–2.8 increase above present-day due to socioeconomic developments.” I’m sure this will work out
We find broad agreement among ESMs that energy demand rises by more than 25% in the tropics and S regions of the USA, Europe and China. Socioeconomic scenarios vary widely in the # of people in low-income countries exposed to increases in energy demand. h
@ExtinctionR @JKSteinberger Socioeconomic scenarios vary widely in the number of people in low-income countries exposed to increases in energy demand.” https://t.co/BUnVqIJcei
RT @matteodefelice: Amplification of future energy demand growth due to climate change https://t.co/C6Mi9lZlFB
Amplification of future energy demand growth due to climate change https://t.co/C6Mi9lZlFB
Amplification of future energy demand growth due to climate change https://t.co/n7otjJkHdY #Watches4Nature and for #environment. We support #PlantATree to become #carbonneutral and prevent #climatechange. https://t.co/IirakKIisj
@Peters_Glen This paper finds up to 27% additional energy demand by 2050 (without adaptation) under RCP4.5 https://t.co/g4GvoQhS8Z
RT @mammuthus: @richardabetts @MLiebreich here it is! https://t.co/g4GvoQhS8Z
@richardabetts @MLiebreich here it is! https://t.co/g4GvoQhS8Z
‘Amplification of future energy demand growth due to climate change’ - an #OA article in the 'Climate Change' Collection on #ScienceOpen: https://t.co/HkrNLgEMFs #COP25 #COP25Madrid #ClimateChange #research #Science #energydebate https://t.co/HDdm57tw9B
@ruth_mottram @nature We need those solutions fast - by 2050, we could see an increase in AC units by 140%.. and an increase in energy demand by up to 58%. Especially around SE Asia and the US.. https://t.co/UE2iO7UPMI
@SovereignCount μπλα μπλα μπλα. https://t.co/Wd4V7qhZQm
@GRasadOrOs @SpDapergolas η παραγωγή ψυχρού αέρα, έχει ανάγκες κατανάλωσης ενέργειας. Ενέργεια που με τη σειρά της προκαλεί υπερθέρμανση στον πλανήτη. απλο https://t.co/Wd4V7qhZQm
RT @pkedrosky: tl;dr: Climate change is materially increasing global energy demand, which feeds back into climate change. You can see how t…
RT @pkedrosky: tl;dr: Climate change is materially increasing global energy demand, which feeds back into climate change. You can see how t…
RT @pkedrosky: tl;dr: Climate change is materially increasing global energy demand, which feeds back into climate change. You can see how t…
Those charts are from this recent paper by @vruijven, @edecian and Ian Sue Wing https://t.co/wvE4SCqG41
Interestingly, warmer temperatures in the northern parts of Europe and the northeastern and northwestern U.S. will probably lead to a net *reduction* in energy demand for heating and cooling https://t.co/wvE4SCqG41 https://t.co/9PKiaItWGh
Selon une étude présentée fin juin 2019 dans Nature communications, la demande future d'énergie est susceptible d'augmenter en raison du #ChangementClimatique : + de 200 scénarios montreraient une augmentation de 25 à 58% de la demande énergétique mondiale
RT @CROSXCANALnet: @The_Learned_Pig ✖ Impacts of #ClimateChange 'Warming increases global #climate-exposed #energy demand before adaptatio…
#CopperNews: Amplification of future energy demand growth due to climate change: https://t.co/38XAR0oIm4
#Climate #GlobalWarming https://t.co/TOHUjBpjrn demand and #ClimateChange:
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@mjKolly @SvenTitz Wenn wir so weitermachen, wie bisher, brauchen wir dann auch gleich nochmals 25–58% mehr Energie. https://t.co/fis8LreTca
RT @andersarvesen: New study: Future global energy use amplified by #ClimateChange, potentially to a high degree, as increased energy for…
New study: Future global energy use amplified by #ClimateChange, potentially to a high degree, as increased energy for cooling exceeds reduced energy for heating. This can make climate targets more difficult to meet. More research is needed. @vruijven h