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Re:For the first time, renewable energy generation beat out ... by goatlover on Monday April 03, 2023 @12:14AM (#35418487)
I don't see how reducing consumption is a realistic goal considering the economic and political fallout from pursuing such reduction. What political parties would be suicidal enough to put such policies into place? When would a majority of the voting public support such goals in most countries, particularly the biggest polluters? Are governments going to keep such policies going once mass protests break out when unemployment hits record highs? We got to see how much people were willing to put up with during the pandemic, and the answer is not that much reduction for very long, at least not the kind that would seriously curb emissions.
Re:For the first time, renewable energy generation beat out ... by pyrale on Monday April 03, 2023 @02:36AM (#35419360)
> Are governments going to keep such policies going once mass protests break out when unemployment hits record highs?

See, that's the difference between an organized society planning this change and just letting it happen.