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Do it. We’ll adjust and hopefully take it as a kick up the arse to increase speed on the transition from gas.
Whereas they’ve just stood up in front of the world and said “we can only operate by violating human rights, which we are absolutely doing”
To adapt the Mitchell and Webb sketch… yes, you’re the baddies.
Except that, as we’re frantically building out alternatives to gas, our economically stressed voters will be way pickings for the numerous Russian-backed populist parties, so we need to hold off until we can tell the Qataris to go jump with impunity.
As somebody once put it, politics is the art of saying “nice doggy” until you can find a rock
The economic stress is a result of wealth inequality and unequal political representation, not the switch to renewable energy. And this "oh no, we can't improve anything because the Nazis won't like it" is either defeatist or plain old shilling.
Not really. Deindustrialization of EU is in large part driven by high energy cost (1). Most visible in chemical and automotive sector. This affects countries national budgets, and citizens well being.
The decline of heavy industry has been going on far longer than the switch to renewables. Effectively we've been outsourcing our pollution to developing countries. But even those countries are realising that this isn't sustainable. And China is leading the world in renewable deployment too.
China is leading the world in increase (as in first derivative) of emissions of greenhouse gasses, too. Both that, and deployment of solar/wind are going up.
And yes, to the best of my knowledge, EU "greenified" by outsourcing emissions, and importing products and goods.