stakeholders? Why has this view become such a prevalent view? And I think that also relates to morals and values and how we think about costs, because there are costs to making this a global priority if we can manage to do that. There are also questions about whether that's even possible, and what are the most effective ways to allocate our time, because I think that's very important. I think a lot of times when this is discussed, people don't take that into account, and I think that that's unrealistic. I also want to ask you about geoengineering, because I assume some of that relates to your work when you were at BP. You probably learned a lot about where the technology was at that time, and I assume you've stayed abreast. You discussed solar radiation management in the book. I want to ask you about that. That has to do a lot with, I suppose you would call it reflectivity of the Earth's atmosphere, the albedo of the Earth, and carbon dioxide removal, which is something carbon (54/57)
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