Rocky Mountain Institute’s Reinventing Fire analysis shows that such a future is possible, offering market-driven strategies for powering a US economy that is 158% larger in 2050 – without reliance on oil, coal, or nuclear energy. Swift and determined action to make buildings more energy-efficient, design automobiles that require little or no fossil fuels, and increase the share of renewable energy in the electricity supply could ensure that the substantially hotter and less pleasant world of 2050 that the IPCC warns against does not materialize.
落基山研究所的《革新之火》分析报告表明在不依赖石油、煤炭或核能的情况下，为2050年增长达158%的美国经济提供市场化能源战略是完全可能的。迅速果断地采取建筑节能、设计少用或不用化石燃料汽车、提高可再生能源供电比重等行动可以确保IPCC警告过的2050年令人不快的炎热世界不会真的发生。