Essay by Eric Worrall
“It is very difficult to convince developing countries to give up coal while reopening their own coal-fired power plants.”
Less talk, more G7 action on climate change
The leaders’ meeting starting Sunday in Bavaria turned to carrots rather than sticks to advance global climate efforts.
It is difficult to urge developing countries to abandon coal while reopening their own coal-fired power plants.
That is the dilemma faced by the leaders of the wealthy G7 industrialized countries during their three days. important conference starting Sunday. Dealing with gas shortages and demand Break about Russia’s energy dependence, they are looking to pour money into fossil fuels – but that doesn’t match their message to poorer countries that they should switch to green energy to prevent stop global warming.
Answer?
Incents can come in the form of energy investment agreements, invitations to join climate clubs, technology transfer offers and innovation funding – all of which were discussed ahead of the conference. G7 summit.
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Read more: https://www.politico.eu/article/talk-action-g7-climate-change/
There is something deeply evil about this scheme.
Having messed up its own economy in a devastating and unsuccessful attempt to embrace renewable energy, this Germany is now rapidly returningWhy do they still want to cause this misery to other countries?
I once met an old British political adviser who explained to me that Europe’s climate action was an attempt to freeze the current world order, to sabotage the economic development of Europe. poor countries. The plan is to redirect poor countries into a green energy economic dead end, preventing them from rising to challenge Europe’s global influence. The European powers wanted to keep calling for blows, to continue to enjoy the shadow of their once complete control over their former colonies, and they were not interested in dirty tricks. which they must pull to maintain the status quo.
At the time, I argued that this didn’t make sense, because European nations were doing so much damage to their economies.
But now maybe the mask has slipped? Now we have coal burning Germany seems to continue plotting to sabotage others, demanding other people’s sacrifices The Germans themselves can no longer pretend to care?
Whatever the explanation, I hope in the context of Germany’s defeat and return to coal, the well-intentioned victims of G7 green evangelism can see through the lies. Because if an engineer-rich country like Germany can’t achieve the green energy transition, no one else can.
Germany must know all this – but they keep pushing others to embrace green defeat.
Here is a clip from “Great Global Warming Spindle“, Kenyan economist James Shikwati said “…Someone wants to kill the African dream, and the African dream is to grow…”.
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