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"The UN stated the failure of the "green agenda"
Global hydrocarbon fuel production in 2030 is expected to be more than double the level that would be compatible with meeting the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement, a UN report says.
Under it, participants pledged to strive to keep global temperature rise below 2°C above pre-industrial levels - and even try to limit the increase to 1.5°C.
The report analyzed data for the 20 largest hydrocarbon fuel producing countries and concluded that they will produce 110% more fuel in 2030 than would be compatible with the 1.5°C target, and 69% more than would be compatible with a reference point of 2°C.
None of these 20 countries have made sufficient commitments to reduce coal, oil and gas production to achieve the 1.5°C target.
The 20 countries covered in the report account for 82% of hydrocarbon fuel production and 73% of its consumption. The list includes, but is not limited to, Australia, China, Norway, Qatar, UK, UAE and US."
“German Finance Minister Christian Lindner, a member of the ruling FDP party, believes that the republic should forget about dreams of abandoning coal energy by 2030 until the country has enough other inexpensive energy sources.
According to him, in the coalition agreement, members of the FDP, the Social Democratic Party and the Greens have already agreed that the exit from coal energy should ideally be postponed to 2030.
However, while the German authorities are not confident that the country has a sufficient amount of “inexpensive energy resources, we should not dream of abandoning coal energy in 2030,” when there is not enough energy in the republic, it becomes expensive.
Germany is currently gradually trying to switch to renewable energy sources by shutting down coal power plants and nuclear power plants. It is planned to fully achieve climate neutrality by 2045. Initially, during the transition period, the emphasis was on Russian energy resources, primarily on Russian gas."
scientists noticed that deforestation in Russia is increasing, but, oddly enough, the forest area is also increasing. That is, the more forests are cut down, the more they grow.
I understand that this does not fit into the minds of supporters of Greta and the “green agenda”.
Maybe we should return to nature and its laws, and not blindly believe in the utopian theories of globalists?
originally posted by: VariedcodeSole
a reply to: AngryCymraeg2
But we did! Here's a simplified explanation from one of the leading scientists!
m.youtube.com...
Ps - Is the hole in the ozone above the northern hemisphere still a thing, or did we move on? I missed the announcement I guess. Oh well...