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Earth fact of the day, #2

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Iniciada September 28, 2026

The shortages have gone on for so long that they are aggressively driving down how much carbon is being released into the atmosphere, a Washington Post analysis of data from the International Energy Agency shows. People worldwide are using significantly less oil and gas, which means less climate pollution… Such an annual decline has not happened since […] The post Earth fact of the day, #2 appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsIn reply to dearieme. Fickling of Bloomberg News – . by M...

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Whether emissions fell by accident or design, policymakers must now prevent rebound consumption as supply stabilises.

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Relying on supply disruptions to cut emissions abandons vulnerable populations to energy poverty.

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Policymakers should prioritize energy independence to avoid future shortages that impact climate initiatives.

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The International Energy Agency data should be the baseline for measuring whether intentional policies are adding real additional cuts.

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Reducing fossil fuel use will lead to significant economic hardship for many communities dependent on the oil and gas industry.

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Carbon reductions achieved through shortages will reverse once supply recovers unless structural policy changes lock them in.

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Governments should treat shortage-driven emissions cuts as a temporary baseline, not a substitute for permanent climate strategy.

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The decline in carbon emissions due to reduced fossil fuel consumption should be celebrated as a global achievement.

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Reduced oil and gas consumption driven by supply shortages should be celebrated as an unexpected climate win.

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Energy shortages should not be used as an excuse to abandon efforts towards a green energy transition.

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