Some Like It Hothouse
Some Like It Hothouse Unleashing Subsurface Strategic Energy Assets To Achieve Unmanageable Climate Outcomes February 14, 2026 | Read Online Presented by Eisvogel Thanks to the rapid insertion of nearly two trillion tons of industrial greenhouse pollution into the atmosphere, the planet is heating faster than at any time in at least three million years . The risks of self-reinforcing feedbacks pushing “the climate system past a point of no return, committing the planet to substantially higher long-term temperatures, even if emissions are later reduced” are rising daily. In “ the risk of a hothouse Earth trajectory ,” Oregon State climate scientists William J. Ripple , Christopher Wolf , and Jillian W. Gregg , with European climate scientists Johan Rockström , Katherine Richardson , Nico Wunderling , Thomas Westerhold , and Hans Joachim Schellnhuber caution that “we may be approaching a perilous threshold, with rapidly dwindling opportunities to prevent d...