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Having an energy ‘safety net’ may sound like a plausible idea but suggestions tend to run up against the laws of physics and other practical roadblocks, such as cost and sheer inadequacy.
By Ronald Stein ~
The world, and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) are proposing banishment of fossil fuels and are focused on reducing emissions from fossil fuels at any costs, but a safety net of having a viable replacement should be in place before we jump off that cliff.
Banning oil imports, fracking, and ceasing oil production to focus on the symbolic renewable energy as the fossil fuels replacement is fooling ourselves as that “clean energy” is only electricity generated from breezes and sunshine.
Before the healthy and wealthy countries abandon all crude oil fracking and exploration that will eliminate the supply chain to refineries and put an end to that manufacturing sector, we should have a safety net to live without the crude oil fuels and derivatives that are manufactured from that energy source. Without any clones to access everything we get from crude oil; the termination…
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“The world, and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) are proposing” a more global perversion of the Commerce Clause in order to unduly regulate and control virtually every aspect of your pathetic little life you plebe! They won a popularity contest so by grabbers, that makes them experts on literally everything and they have the right … nay, they have the righteous responsibility of ruling your life as you are obviously incapable of doing so without nanny government holding your hand from cradle to grave.
Yeah, what could possibly go wrong. I wonder how many of these sanctimonious pricks could last a single day without anything made utilizing fossil fuels.
The proposals are to ensure there is no safety net. Thus, even if they are proven wrong, our economies and societies are irretrievably changed, with governments in total control.
The demolition or dismantling of fossil fuel power stations and other facilities is to make the changes permanent, no matter what.
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