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Contrary to common impressions, there has been no absolute worldwide decarbonization. In fact, the opposite is true. Absolute cuts in carbon emissions in large economies such as the EU (-23%) and the US (-9%) were far outweighed by massive increases in the world’s two largest industrializing nations: China (emissions...

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BOMBSHELL TESTIMONY Canada's Environment Commissioner reveals the Liberals intentionally RIPPED OUT over 360 pages from their Net Zero Accelerator fund contracts to prevent the environment committee from seeing what $8 BILLION was being spent on. The Commissioner was allowed to see how the money was spent, but elected parliamentarians were not. This damning revelation follows the Commissioner's bombshell report that revealed the Liberals were giving away billions of dollars to non-Canadian companies through their $8 BILLION Net Zero Accelerator without receiving ANY commitment to reduce emissions. The Liberals promised this $8 BILLION slush fund would "reduce" emissions, but now we know that was a lie. In fact, the Liberals refuse to tell Canadians what the emission reduction target of their emission reduction program is claiming it's secret under Cabinet Confidence. It's free cash for non-Canadian companies and carbon tax hikes for Canadians. No wonder the Trudeau Liberals ripped our 360+ pages from the contracts to hide the truth. What are they hiding?

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Financelot

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Sri Lanka banned synthetic fertilizer overnight to “save the planet” and watched its entire agricultural sector collapse in months. Rice harvests fell 32%, tea exports lost $425 million, and the government reversed the policy in 7 months after the damage was already done. That is what DEGROWTH looks like when someone actually tries it. The theory claims growth and environmental damage are permanently locked together, so the only way forward is to deliberately shrink rich economies and make people poorer on purpose. The data already shows the opposite: 32 of 116 countries have grown GDP while cutting emissions, including the US, UK, Germany and France. In the US alone GDP is up 29% since 2005 while emissions dropped around 18%. Growth has already decoupled from emissions in the places that matter most. Anyone still selling planned poverty as climate policy after watching Sri Lanka is not serious about the planet or the people who live on it.

Rothmus 🏴

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India imports energy worth about ₹150 billion every year; and as our green energy transition moves steadily ahead under PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji’s guidance, we have now achieved 20% ethanol blending. This in effect means that we were able to save about ₹1,40,000 crore on our import bills. At the same time, even as we diversify the feedstock for ethanol production and now include crops like maize which use less water, we have been able to strengthen the agricultural economy by giving ₹40,000 crore annually to our farmers - thus also transforming our Annadatas into Urjadatas. With energy consumption of nearly 5.6 million barrels per day, India, which will soon be the world's third largest economy under the leadership of PM Modi Ji, is now the world’s third largest energy and oil consumer. International Energy Agency has estimated that in the next two decades nearly 35% of the increase in global demand will come from India. In an answer to a question in Lok Sabha, I also informed the August house of how ethanol blended fuel is a greener alternative with 65% lesser emissions. PMO India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Nitin Gadkari Pralhad Joshi Suressh Gopi LOK SABHA SansadTV PIB India Agriculture INDIA Invest India World Economic Forum
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India imports energy worth about ₹150 billion every year; and as our green energy transition moves steadily ahead under PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji’s guidance, we have now achieved 20% ethanol blending. This in effect means that we were able to save about ₹1,40,000 crore on our import bills. At the same time, even as we diversify the feedstock for ethanol production and now include crops like maize which use less water, we have been able to strengthen the agricultural economy by giving ₹40,000 crore annually to our farmers - thus also transforming our Annadatas into Urjadatas. With energy consumption of nearly 5.6 million barrels per day, India, which will soon be the world's third largest economy under the leadership of PM Modi Ji, is now the world’s third largest energy and oil consumer. International Energy Agency has estimated that in the next two decades nearly 35% of the increase in global demand will come from India. In an answer to a question in Lok Sabha, I also informed the August house of how ethanol blended fuel is a greener alternative with 65% lesser emissions. PMO India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Nitin Gadkari Pralhad Joshi Suressh Gopi LOK SABHA SansadTV PIB India Agriculture INDIA Invest India World Economic Forum

Hardeep Singh Puri

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🇦🇲🇹🇷 "Turkey and the Turkish people are not our enemies, and certainly not my enemies. On the contrary. We are living in the 21st century, in a new era. I like Nikol Pashinyan not only for his appearance but also as a person, and I sympathize with him as a political figure." Every single class, group, and minority in Armenian society has been weaponized by the West to serve a specific agenda of rejecting Russia and embracing Turkey. There is a widespread misconception that the human rights, LGBT rights, and other NGOs funded and created by the U.S. and the EU, which these speakers are part of, genuinely care about these issues. On the contrary, these people are used as tools to push an agenda and to brainwash the younger generation with ideals that have never existed in real life.
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🇦🇲🇹🇷 "Turkey and the Turkish people are not our enemies, and certainly not my enemies. On the contrary. We are living in the 21st century, in a new era. I like Nikol Pashinyan not only for his appearance but also as a person, and I sympathize with him as a political figure." Every single class, group, and minority in Armenian society has been weaponized by the West to serve a specific agenda of rejecting Russia and embracing Turkey. There is a widespread misconception that the human rights, LGBT rights, and other NGOs funded and created by the U.S. and the EU, which these speakers are part of, genuinely care about these issues. On the contrary, these people are used as tools to push an agenda and to brainwash the younger generation with ideals that have never existed in real life.

Prince du Karabaque

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Mamdani: I would say that for the former governor to have spent an entire day speaking almost exclusively about me and barely about the New Yorkers who have been killed is indicative of the very politics New Yorkers want to leave in the past. We want to honor the New Yorkers who have been taken from us far too soon. And yet here we have a former governor calling every reporter he can find to speak about tweets. What kind of leadership is that?
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Mamdani: I would say that for the former governor to have spent an entire day speaking almost exclusively about me and barely about the New Yorkers who have been killed is indicative of the very politics New Yorkers want to leave in the past. We want to honor the New Yorkers who have been taken from us far too soon. And yet here we have a former governor calling every reporter he can find to speak about tweets. What kind of leadership is that?

Acyn

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