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14. The table and site YOU referenced said 2050.

Reply to NNadir (Reply #13)

Tue Jan 13, 2026, 04:54 PM

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You displayed the table I mentioned as "data". You linked to the iea.org site where the table came from. I merely quoted from the same iea.org site. I hope that's okay. "This "by XXXX" shit" is what you displayed in your previous response.

You made claims about renewable energy but when I followed up I just found more reason to hope renewables achieve some real action against climate change. It looks like innovation and flexibility are favoring the use of renewable energy at industrial scale. That's a good thing.

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"By 2050?" You don't say? No kidding? NNadir Tuesday #13

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