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Science writer Matt Ridley on the Net Zero delusion. The technologies don’t exist. ‘We’ve tried for 30/40 years now to do that.. today 82% of the world’s energy comes from fossil fuels. The year 2000, 83% roughly ….. We can’t find a replacement for fossil fuels that is both... show more

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Colonel Klink1 year ago

CO2 is not a pollutant. These arguments about "hydrocarbons" are all based on foundations of sand. Before "climate change" there was the "peak oil" scare! These globalist pricks don't give up.

Kat A 🌸1 year ago

Never ending BS.

Henrik Bentzen1 year ago

Yes, that is a splendid ideà. Drop the whole scam, now! They even failed to show us the science that should tell us that CO2 is somehow "warming up the planet, it doesn`t, according to many not-funded researchers and scientists. The Neo 0 is a tax. tax-increasing scam.

Kat A 🌸1 year ago

Exactly . I think the world is waking up .

Grill1Sgt1 year ago

@GetSmart1596603 Natural gas is so excessive it leaks out of the ground in Siberia and there is a fire they can’t put out. I say suck it out and use it to power electric plants. Why not???

David Caron1 year ago

Stop calling it "fossil fuels" FFS!!!! They are not fossil fuels, they are hydro carbons created from deep withing the earths core. STOP playing into their hand! Just STOP!!!

Al R1 year ago

Why do they keep using the term fossil fuel

南极企鹅1 year ago

net zero骗局必须要停止，不然经济崩溃，很多人破产。

Crissie.1 year ago

Totally agree with what he says.

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