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Thanks for collecting a list of countries, makes it so much easier to figure out where the problems are. It could be the UN leading the way on this, with a bud
by sharken 5y ago
Thanks for collecting a list of countries, makes it so much easier to figure out where the problems are.
It could be the UN leading the way on this, with a budget and a mandate to have these plants shut down or modified.
The timeframe must be ambitious, as the world really doesn't have the time for long schedules.
China and Taiwan seem to be the hardest to reason with, so additional pressure might be needed.
But it looks promising if these plants can really be changed or phased out.