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Everyone’s saying we have to stop emissions within the next decade to address climate change, but I haven’t seen enough reason to believe we can do it. The scientific data is right there: temperatures are rising at a rate of 0.8 degrees per decade, which would put us at 2.5 degrees ten years from now if things keep going this way. Just shouting slogans without taking action is like a rally on no volume—it’s bullshit, and sooner or later the volume has to catch up. I hope I’m wrong this time. If I am, that means there’s still hope.

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HalvingHunter
The 10-year window is even shorter than the period from the last halving to the bull market
LeverageBomber
A rise on no volume... I know this one: the next second, a wick liquidates you
The Wind Beneath the Cyber Bridge
Has this 0.8 warming figure been verified on-chain, or is it a single-node statistic