First, that line is drawn wrong because by 2020 warming was + 0.9 C, not +1.25 C as shown. Second, absolute average temperatures like 15.3 and 13.8 are less certain than the difference, which is why ...
It seems like some scientists are censoring themselves. There is talk about the greater efficiency of electric motors to fuel engines, however they will not mention the more significant and extremely low energy per weight efficiency of the necessary batteries. The problem is misdirected away, which is counterproductive.
Furthermore, nuclear power and hydropower, that don't need battery technology, are often neglected, which is inconsistent.
Furthermore, nuclear power and hydropower, that don't need battery technology, are often neglected, which is inconsistent.
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