> How does that add up if he's a proponent of replacing fossil fuels with nuclear power? > Won't that get more expensive too? Yes, that's the whole point of t

> How does that add up if he's a proponent of replacing fossil fuels with nuclear power? > Won't that get more expensive too? Yes, that's the whole point of the conference. Fossil fuels are magical. And at some point, we won't have them anymore. > He's a weird one, as he's generally on board with consensus climate change, but he's always had a bee in his bonnet about renewables, making lots of claims that haven't came true. Jancovici doens't make timed predictions, so I can't see how this can be true. A makes statements about how things are, starting from first principles. The only thing he did insist on some time period was the fact we will cross the +2C°, at some point in the next decades. We are well on track for that.