Moving Toward a Hydrogen Economy

They claim that we need to significantly ramp up research and development within the next five decades to develop revolutionary technologies essential for the second half of this century. These scientists outline a 50-year solution using “stabilization wedges,” which represent pieces of a global energy pie that can collectively be executed to reduce current emissions with existing technologies. They admit their strategy will only slow the current climate trajectory, after which time we must have new technologies operational by 2054.

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