The enemy within is destroying from within

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away from fossil fuels

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To what? We don’t have the infrastructure to use anything else?

Who in “the country” decided we needed to undergo this “transition”? Under what auspices did this occur?

I don’t recall being asked. That I know.

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The enemy within is destroying from within

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Someone got the Kamala Harris book on speeches for dummies.

Every green politician owns stock in green companies. They don’t give a shite about the environment.

It’s all about

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Who in “the country” decided we needed to undergo this “transition”? Under what auspices did this occur?

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The progfilth are all about transitions.

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To what? We don’t have the infrastructure to use anything else?

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How do you make a resource that currently supplies @20% of our needs meet 100% of our needs without changing the infrastructure for those needs?
Reduce about 80% of the need.

It'll take a couple more pandemics and and few trillion more in vaccines, but it can be done.
Those windmills and solar panels will be enough to keep the pods powered and the bug farms producing.

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Who in “the country” decided we needed to undergo this “transition”? Under what auspices did this occur?

I don’t recall being asked. That I know.

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The left, progressives, religion of green, and democrats. The electric car push was really ramped up with Obama and all the subsidies for electric cars. Then you add in these crazy CAFE standards for avg gas mileage requirements for a car company's entire fleet, this then forces them to build electric cars.
But the ironic thing about it is that it is not really about the environment. You look at the mining, producing, manufacturing process for these lithium batteries it is very bad for the environment. Then disposal is another issue. The real issue is control. They can control what you drive, then they can control how you drive, and limit your driving.
This is done by electricity shortages because the grid is in no way able to handle charging cars. They will not want new coal, nat gas, or nuclear plants built and we will be in a perpetual energy shortage.
You won't have gas cars or at least it will very expensive to own one and get gas. This is all about control and removing the free market and choice of gas/electric and forcing an industry to go into the direction they want. Plus they reduce greatly the oil and gas industry, therefore harming economies in many states.

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To nothing. Here's your dose of propaganda form Popular "science".

What Is ‘Degrowth’ and How Can It Fight Climate Change?

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The cure for a changing climate could be a stagnant economy.

There’s no other way to put it—as climate change envelops more and more of our daily lives, we are going to have to change the way we live. That will mean prepping for weirder weather, shifting our diet, and using cleaner energy. But, a growing economic idea is also brewing: Could a slower-growing or stagnant economy be the key to combating climate change?

“With more economic growth, climate mitigation is more difficult to achieve, because with it comes increasing energy and material use, which in turn needs decarbonization,” says Lorenz T. Keyßer, an environmental systems and policy graduate student at ETH Zurich and author of a 2021 study in Nature on how the economy and climate are intertwined

[quote]Degrowth, Explained

Degrowth, at its essence, is an alternative to capitalism, Parrique says. But what it absolutely is not, he says, is a planned recession on purpose. Not only does pausing economies for a moment do pretty little for the climate crisis (look how ineffective COVID-19 was at reducing emissions long-term), but it also hits the poorest and most vulnerable people first.

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Jason Hickel, an economic anthropologist at the London School of Economics, adds that degrowth doesn’t have to be applied to everything all at once. After all, there are certain economies—like renewable energy and public transit—that need to keep growing for a healthy, sustainable future. But the industries for private jets, industrial beef, fast fashion, and gas-guzzling automobiles can slow down, he says.

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What would a degrowth economy mean for you?

One of the negative reactions to degrowth is the idea of sacrifice, Parrique says. But in reality, unless you’re one of the richest people on earth, a more democratized, balanced economic diet will likely be a positive thing for you.

Think of it like a buffet—for a while, the big guys have been consuming more food than they need. But in a degrowth scenario, hungry, still-growing economies can access what they need from the table while the big economies can munch on just enough to keep healthy and happy. So, for the little guys, whether that be developing nations or even people in big countries with lower incomes, that means a heavier plate of food.

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How do you make a resource that currently supplies @20% of our needs meet 100% of our needs without changing the infrastructure for those needs?
Reduce about 80% of the need.

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THIS, exactly.

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Those windmills and solar panels will be enough to keep the pods powered and the bug farms producing.

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No, the masses will go without non-essential things like AC. The 'elites' won't give up anything. They're important people, so they need that stuff.

said every communist society ever.

All I know is that this people better be ready to die for their insane beliefs they have because I am more than willing to die for mines. Because, at least for me, the pushing is starting to turn into shoving. The only next step is fighting. God, family, country let's go.