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By your own admission, the problem is that we aren't investing nearly enough into renewable energy. I'd also add to that list requiring companies to pay for the
by spencerflem 5y ago
By your own admission, the problem is that we aren't investing nearly enough into renewable energy. I'd also add to that list requiring companies to pay for their externalities via a carbon tax or something similar.
Why are these not worth protesting over? And yes, oil companies are forcing it on us by blocking progress for renewables paying off politicians and using fracking which is one of the most polluting things possible.
Nobody is suggesting we turn off all oil wells immediately. But the pace of progress is FAR too slow given that we've known the issues since the 60s.
How do you suggest getting renewable energy plants constructed if not via protests