John Benson
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Climate Change Series, Introduction

Summary: The primary cause of climate change is the emission by humans of greenhouse gasses (GHG) of a certain type.

The type of GHG is that emitted is by combusting (burning) hydrocarbon fuel without either:

  • The same amount of GHG being absorbed during the manufacture of this fuel, plus a surplus amount being absorbed to compensate for the energy required to manufacture and transport the fuel if generating this energy also produces GHG.

  • And/or an independent process captures and sequesters GHG from a different, non-emitting source (like direct-air GHG-capture). Like the above other bullet, a surplus amount of GHG should be absorbed and sequestered to compensate for the energy required to capture and sequester the GHG, if generating this energy also produces GHG.

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