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Complemetely untrue. The evidence is pretty clear. There's no such thing as a low energy country with a high standard of living. If I were to pick the #1 thing
by nisten69 1y ago
Complemetely untrue. The evidence is pretty clear. There's no such thing as a low energy country with a high standard of living.
If I were to pick the #1 thing that most European are literally ignorant about is exactly this fact. Data below:
https://www.gapminder.org/tools/#$ui$chart$cursorMode=hand;;&model$markers$bubble$encoding$y$data$concept=hapiscore_whr&space@=geo&=time;;&scale$domain:null&zoomed@:30&:80;&type:null;;&x$data$concept=energy_use_per_person&source=sg&space@=geo&=time;;&scale$domain:null&zoomed@:0&:16000;&type:null;;&frame$value=2022;&trail$show:false&data$filter$markers$isl=2022&fin=2022&bhr=2022&tur=2022&jpn=2022&kor=2022&deu=2022&cod=2022&kwt=2022&aus=2022&ind=2022&yem=2022ð=2022&are=2022&sgp=2022&can=2022&chn=2022&irn=2022&zwe=2022&irq=2022&swe=2022&sau=2022&usa=2022;;;;;;;;&chart-type=bubbles&url=v2 https://www.gapminder.org/tools/#$ui$chart$cursorMode=hand;;...
- adrianN 1y agoThat’s why I specified „developed“. Economic growth in developed countries has been decoupled from energy use since the early aughts at least.