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TIRED OF JUST TALKING ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE? JOIN DENMARK AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
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lolovka
, Nov 30 2015 02:24 AM
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#2
Posted 30 November 2015 - 05:52 AM
1) The USA is 50 times larger than Denmark.
2) The USA has 50 year old Fossil Fuel energy structure
If you want to "do something about climate change,"
. . . you go where the REAL problems are
. . . for the REAL "challenges and opportunities," "to develop clean solutions,"
. . . not, to "the best in Europe for wind power."
3) Undoing a 50 year old Fossil Fuel country, that's 50 times bigger,
. . . without Stranding it Assets, is a HUGE "challenge and opportunity," and
. . . will do more toward "Climate Change," than talking about it in Denmark.
2) The USA has 50 year old Fossil Fuel energy structure
If you want to "do something about climate change,"
. . . you go where the REAL problems are
. . . for the REAL "challenges and opportunities," "to develop clean solutions,"
. . . not, to "the best in Europe for wind power."
3) Undoing a 50 year old Fossil Fuel country, that's 50 times bigger,
. . . without Stranding it Assets, is a HUGE "challenge and opportunity," and
. . . will do more toward "Climate Change," than talking about it in Denmark.
#3
Posted 30 November 2015 - 10:06 AM
For recent examples of pushback in the US, there’s:
. . . ongoing battle against a new coal export terminal in Washington State,
. . . denial of a permit to construct the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline,
. . . US Department of Environmental Protection to prevent the Pebble open pit copper mine in Alaska, and
. . . New York State’s ban on natural gas fracking.
11-30-2015 Source: Coal
. . . ongoing battle against a new coal export terminal in Washington State,
. . . denial of a permit to construct the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline,
. . . US Department of Environmental Protection to prevent the Pebble open pit copper mine in Alaska, and
. . . New York State’s ban on natural gas fracking.
11-30-2015 Source: Coal
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