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Re: The 800 LB. Gorilla Everyone Ignores
Author: poor poor me
Date: 11-18-2024 - 10:13
Such a fatalist's attitude.
A country with 4 X the population and a fraction of the GDP and you want them to lead
the world? Real smart one you are.
Regardless of your "they can't do it so why should I" attitude (like was the case
with China until they started kicking our buts with EV and other enviro-tech)
India has turned the corner and made significant gains in air pollution control.
"India to add record renewables this year as green push gains momentum"
September 16, 2024
" India aims to have 500 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacity installed by 2030, which is more than 40% of its incremental electricity generation. This includes 30 GW of offshore wind energy"
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon Wrote:
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> Reality Check Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dude, the probability of dying from pollution is
> a magnitude of millions if not billions more than
> dying from a super volcano eruption on any given
> day.
>
> Yeah, the burden falls on us to keep things clean
> and not so much on other people in other lands.
>
> [youtu.be]
A country with 4 X the population and a fraction of the GDP and you want them to lead
the world? Real smart one you are.
Regardless of your "they can't do it so why should I" attitude (like was the case
with China until they started kicking our buts with EV and other enviro-tech)
India has turned the corner and made significant gains in air pollution control.
"India to add record renewables this year as green push gains momentum"
September 16, 2024
" India aims to have 500 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacity installed by 2030, which is more than 40% of its incremental electricity generation. This includes 30 GW of offshore wind energy"
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Reality Check Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dude, the probability of dying from pollution is
> a magnitude of millions if not billions more than
> dying from a super volcano eruption on any given
> day.
>
> Yeah, the burden falls on us to keep things clean
> and not so much on other people in other lands.
>
> [youtu.be]
