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@neglesaks I think the reality of the situation is that it's likely not possible to do anything substantially better than what China is doing.
Most people aren't willing to drastically cut their standard of living. So, you need to keep using current levels of energy to keep things going as they are, while you need even more energy to build the new infrastructure.
I suspect that once climate disasters intensify countries are going to start trying things like geoengineering.
@neglesaks things like seeding reflective particles in the atmosphere, trying to build sun shields, and so on.
And of course these solutions will almost certainly bring their own unintended consequences along with them.
One thing that seems pretty certain is that we can't keep the climate stable by simply reducing emissions at this point.