ujeenator @ ujeenator @lemm.ee Posts 12Comments 7Joined 2 mo. ago
Our current economic systems require infinite growth in a finite system. In cellular biology, this is known as ‘cancer.’
You know what this reminds me of? Commercials from Robocop:
However those nations instead stayed at the top of the polluters and emitters lists - and they are still there.
huh?
but has a blind spot in how it can be gamed if a few large companies conspire in keeping the electricity a mix.
Interesting, thank you for insights, is there anybody on youtube or podcasts who provide any analysis on this topic for EU?
As a result electricity prices for private and industrial consumers are high
Does that mean, that it may be cheaper for them in advance, to build their own solar plant + large energy storage? e.g. with 3-5 years ROI
China the enemy though, right?
Their success in renewable energy doesn't change the reality that China continues to disregard human rights, democracy, and freedom of speech.
So we can give credit for the renewable energy progress, maybe copy few ideas, but that’s about it.
Did you actually listen to the video? They explicitly mention that capitalist countries do subsidize renewable energy, but it’s unreliable due to political fluctuations. Subsidies can be abruptly discontinued with a change in administration (e.g. like new US administration cuts funding). The main point of the video is the investment behavior of energy companies regarding renewable energy, and why, from a Return on Investment perspective, renewables are still not competitive.
China renewables capacity additions soared in 2023, growing more than four times faster than the G7
Last month was the warmest January on record globally
Arctic sea ice extent is currently the lowest on record
No one will experience a better climate than today
hmm, any suggestions? I don't want to use youtube
Safety glasses off motherfuckers