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1) It appears clear to me that we’ve got to do away with dinosaur juice in the long run.
That is straightforward, fossil fuels don’t comprise dinosaurs, however a lot older plankton. It’s, after all, a nice-mouthed false impression.
2) ’emission-free’. That is simply the way you have a look at it.
Fully agree, however centralizing the issue is a step that makes it a lot simpler to unravel than having the emissions in every single place and particularly in areas the place many individuals dwell.
3) Poland is 100% proper that the social penalties can’t be estimated. Because it stands now, transferring will grow to be so costly that solely a restricted a part of the inhabitants will be capable to afford all of it (simply have a look at the evolution of the electrical energy worth in Germany because the nuclear energy vegetation had been closed. Examine instantly how ‘ emission-free’ the elec manufacturing there’s at the moment)
Are we then simply ignoring the prices of resolving the results? The prices of local weather change, medical prices and that you simply postpone the issue in order that the results proceed to extend (no, they don’t keep the identical).
It is also about new ones vehicles, so individuals can solely afford a second hand one. I additionally assume I heard about this plan 10 years in the past, so whining now’s an excuse.
4) as so usually take, we take a path with out figuring out the results, and we go on each the sensible and the social penalties of that option to the subsequent era. The truth that there isn’t a long-term political plan within the EU (and on this planet) is after all the reason for this.
No, we have been placing it off for years and now have a 12-year deadline that is approach overdue.
No one desires to take the ache, however within the meantime the issues of the results are already growing yearly. And people now price tons of cash that we may even have spent on prevention.
