The UK government chooses War over Climate
This contradiction between the drive to war and global cooperation to save ourselves from climate breakdown is becoming ever more stark.
This contradiction between the drive to war and global cooperation to save ourselves from climate breakdown is becoming ever more stark.
Working with Chinese assistance, this year Cuba is building 55 solar farms to tackle its current shortfall in electricity supply and plans to build a further 37 by the end of 2028 to cater for increased demand.
We must avoid being tied to the millstone of US energy policy – a death sentence paid for by big oil – and embrace co-operation with the world’s green leader for a renewable, sustainable future.
The US Cold War framework is: to double down on fossil fuels, ramp up arms spending, cut environmental and labour regulations and drop climate commitments. It is pressing its allies to do the same. This is a clear and present danger to the rest of the world.
Trump, upon taking office, signed an executive order declaring that the US, the world’s largest historical largest emitter of greenhouse gases, will withdraw from the Paris Agreement. The global climate situation is already dire and walking away from the Paris Agreement won’t protect Americans from climate impacts.
The transition to sustainable energy is not fast enough to avert a catastrophic increase of almost 3C in average temperatures by the end of the century on current policies. Policies, overwhelmingly those in the Global North, need to change.
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