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Line 40: == The reduce is not zero problem == Bill Gates's 2021 [[How to Avoid a Climate Disaster\|Climate Book]] states the world is failing to meet goals due to a fundamental flaw in approach. He refers to this as "Reduce is not Zero". Reduce involves working on each hydroelectric dam or wind farm separately; whereas Zero refers to dealing with the total number of needed dams, wind farms, solar panels, and nuclear reactors. When one works with the entire batch at one time, they can justify factories that mass produce the needed equipment. Factory automation is crucial, since it allows the world to handle large volumes at low cost. ~~For~~Zero anbegins ~~example~~with a [[Low-carbon economy#Decarbonisation plans that get to zero CO2 emissions\|plan that ~~gets~~describes ushow to get to zero global CO2 emissions]],. ~~via~~For ~~cost-reduced~~an ~~factory~~example ~~automation~~plan, see The Manhattan 2 Project's [https://www.manhattan2.org/global-decarbonization-initiative Global Decarbonization Plan]. == References ==

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