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Fossil Fuel Usage, Carbon Price, Renewables, Temperature and cost of energy over time
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Richard Turnock
Thinking about the simulation game and the real thing that you want to know is:
what reduction in fossil fuel usage (being replaced by renewables) results in what reduction in temperature increase?
The carbon tax slider has many assumptions built into it, so you don't know what the reduction in fossil fuel usage is with increases in carbon tax, and how what the switch over to renewables looks like.