Who needs to fight climate change when you can fight a geopolitical proxy war instead
Austria, which gets around 80% of its gas from Russia, has activated the first step of a three-stage emergency plan. It is also examining measures to diversify gas supply and will convert a gas-fired power plant to generate electricity from coal.
Italy, which gets around 40% of its gas needs from Russia, announced initial measures to boost gas storage this week and plans to maximise the use of coal-fired power plants if needed to save gas.
The Netherlands will activate the early warning phase of its energy crisis plan and lift a cap on production by coal-fired power plants. It imports 15% of its gas from Russia.
Germany will restart coal-fired power plants in order to conserve natural gas, the country’s economy minister announced on Sunday, amid concerns about a looming supply shortage after Russia cut gas deliveries to Europe this week.
Sooo — you people believe that climate change is the biggest threat to humanity — coals negative impact on the environment is massive — and also believe saving Ukraine is worth $50 billion US tax dollars and for Europe to switch back to coal?
Do any of you want to buy my beach house in Kansas?
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Who needs to fight climate change when you can fight a geopolitical proxy war instead
Austria, which gets around 80% of its gas from Russia, has activated the first step of a three-stage emergency plan. It is also examining measures to diversify gas supply and will convert a gas-fired power plant to generate electricity from coal.
Italy, which gets around 40% of its gas needs from Russia, announced initial measures to boost gas storage this week and plans to maximise the use of coal-fired power plants if needed to save gas.
The Netherlands will activate the early warning phase of its energy crisis plan and lift a cap on production by coal-fired power plants. It imports 15% of its gas from Russia.
Germany will restart coal-fired power plants in order to conserve natural gas, the country’s economy minister announced on Sunday, amid concerns about a looming supply shortage after Russia cut gas deliveries to Europe this week.
Sooo — you people believe that climate change is the biggest threat to humanity — coals negative impact on the environment is massive — and also believe saving Ukraine is worth $50 billion US tax dollars and for Europe to switch back to coal?
Do any of you want to buy my beach house in Kansas?
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