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1.5°C: non-credible: nobody thinks they're actually going to happen Dieter Helm in FT https://www.ft.com/content/8ffe8e52-e421-11e8-a8a0-99b2e340ffeb …pic.twitter.com/R7JFHr020E
While voters tell us they care about the climate, their concern fades quickly when they are told it is going to increase their electricity bills. Dieter Helm in FT https://www.ft.com/content/8ffe8e52-e421-11e8-a8a0-99b2e340ffeb …pic.twitter.com/FLHJxtCnoa
With all the fossil fuel additions in China, India and Africa, it is plain to see where we are heading. No number of wind farms in the North Sea can offset this. Dieter Helm in FT https://www.ft.com/content/8ffe8e52-e421-11e8-a8a0-99b2e340ffeb …pic.twitter.com/ERM3ErXff7
A credible climate plan needs to be honest about the large costs And needs to spend the very limited amount of money smartly: On green energy R&D Amen! Dieter Helm in FT https://www.ft.com/content/8ffe8e52-e421-11e8-a8a0-99b2e340ffeb …pic.twitter.com/qrefHhW8pY
What continues to amaze me is the hubris of thinking that we can actually manipulate so acutely something as complicated as climate.
Never underestimate the will and craftiness of liberals trying to get into our wallets and bank accounts.
"The political fact is that, while voters tell us they care about the climate, their concern fades quickly when they are told it is going to increase their electricity bills." So simple yet people fail to realize.
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