1) Try to improve what we can and hope others follow. Outcomes are either a global improvement in emissions or significant adverse climate effects.
2) Don't do that. Outcome is significant adverse climate effects.
What's the argument for choosing 2)?
Okay we might be at an economic advantage for 20, maybe 50 years? But then what?
PS: I agree with your last statement. But I don't see how reducing excess methane emissions prevents us from pursuing those solutions as well. Nor would I categorize that as an emotional "feel-good" solution.
1) Try to improve what we can and hope others follow. Outcomes are either a global improvement in emissions or significant adverse climate effects.
2) Don't do that. Outcome is significant adverse climate effects.
What's the argument for choosing 2)?
Okay we might be at an economic advantage for 20, maybe 50 years? But then what?
PS: I agree with your last statement. But I don't see how reducing excess methane emissions prevents us from pursuing those solutions as well. Nor would I categorize that as an emotional "feel-good" solution.