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> What are the expected changes that actually will help climate change? When whole countries are denying there's a problem, I think countries stepping forward
by seanwilson 7y ago
> What are the expected changes that actually will help climate change?
When whole countries are denying there's a problem, I think countries stepping forward to declare there's a problem to be addressed is a (sad but) necessary first step.
- StreamBright 7y agoThis is where we disagree. There are many countries which are not denying the existence of climate change, part of the Paris agreement (btw. it is very questionable if the targets of that are actually what we need), they just do not care because the fear-mongering of voters pushed the country to a certain way. A prime example is Germany. Not denying climate change, anti-nuclear propaganda took over and this is how Germany is the number one source of CO2 in the EU (by volume). https://www.statista.com/chart/17582/megatonnes-of-co2-equivalent-in-the-eu/ https://www.statista.com/chart/17582/megatonnes-of-co2-equiv... I think it is not enough to put out meaningless virtue signaling, you have to back it up with rock-solid policy otherwise it is only good to win you over some votes (which is the reason politicians use it at the first place).