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Catastrophic climate change is not inevitable. We possess the technologies that could forestall global warming. Why can't we use them?
Technology Review is sunnily confident that technology is the single greatest force for expanding human possibilities. But honesty compels us to confess that technology has created the prospect of catastrophic climate change. Technology, too, must provide a solution.
This month, in a package of stories edited by our chief correspondent, David Talbot, we argue that "It's Not Too Late". We believe the energy technologies that could forestall the worst effects of global warming already exist. Rather than waiting for futuristic alternatives like the much-bruited "hydrogen economy," the nations of the world could begin to control the growth of greenhouse-gas emissions today. What is lacking is any considered strategy.
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