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REME -- Renewable Energy and Materials Economy -- The Path to Energy Security, Prosperity and Climate Stability

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A Renewable Energy and Materials Economy (REME) is proposed as the solution to the climate change threat. REME mimics nature to produce carbon neutral liquid fuels and chemicals as well as carbon negative materials by using water, CO$_2$ from the atmosphere and renewable energy as inputs. By being in harmony with nature REME has a positive feedback between economic development and climate change protection. In REME the feedback driven accelerated rate of economic growth enables the climate change threat to be addressed in a timely manner. It is also cost-effective protection because it sequesters by monetizing the carbon removed from the air in carbon-based building materials. Thus, addressing the climate change threat is not a cost to the economy but a result of REME driven prosperity.

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  • Peter Eisenberger, 2020. "REME -- Renewable Energy and Materials Economy -- The Path to Energy Security, Prosperity and Climate Stability," Papers 2012.14976, arXiv.org.
  • Handle: RePEc:arx:papers:2012.14976
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