Yeah, we've been paying for it for 27 years now instead of paying for stuff that would actually help people. And of course, those people are the ones who are really paying the cost.
If only we could bottle the hot air generated by these conferences, and use as a heat source, China could probably shut down many coal fired power plants. and Greta could stay home warm and toasty, away from me and others who cannot abide her sanctimonious burbling's.
I mean just think about it. Imagine a teacher giving his/her student 27 years to complete a single assignment. Yet, after 27 years, the student still haven't gone far off the ground. The student failed the mission.
Imagine giving you all the power of the countries on Earth combined! You can solve this issue in no time! At least less than 27 years. The fact that they are still conferencing and we are not seeing much action from the majority of the countries is simply ridiculous.
Yes, it's mind-numbing really. I've always thought that if the goal was really to get off fossil fuels, then instead of spending billions and billions of dollars on useless "green energy" with absolutely no end in sight, we'd have nuclear working by now and we'd be set. The fact that there is so little happening on that front should cause lots of people to be asking lots of questions, but so far that's pretty quiet as well.
But guess who's actually going to be the cushion for the crash?
Yeah, we've been paying for it for 27 years now instead of paying for stuff that would actually help people. And of course, those people are the ones who are really paying the cost.
If only we could bottle the hot air generated by these conferences, and use as a heat source, China could probably shut down many coal fired power plants. and Greta could stay home warm and toasty, away from me and others who cannot abide her sanctimonious burbling's.
I mean just think about it. Imagine a teacher giving his/her student 27 years to complete a single assignment. Yet, after 27 years, the student still haven't gone far off the ground. The student failed the mission.
Imagine giving you all the power of the countries on Earth combined! You can solve this issue in no time! At least less than 27 years. The fact that they are still conferencing and we are not seeing much action from the majority of the countries is simply ridiculous.
Yes, it's mind-numbing really. I've always thought that if the goal was really to get off fossil fuels, then instead of spending billions and billions of dollars on useless "green energy" with absolutely no end in sight, we'd have nuclear working by now and we'd be set. The fact that there is so little happening on that front should cause lots of people to be asking lots of questions, but so far that's pretty quiet as well.