Links tagged “wef”
- World Economic Forum touts ‘California’s road map to net-zero can be a blueprint for other regions’ – Export blackouts & skyrocketing energy prices
WEF article: "A net-zero carbon economy is achievable, although it won’t be easy. In California alone, Pathway 2045 analysis estimates the state will need up to $250 billion between now and 2045 to add 80 gigawatts of bulk renewable power and 30 gigawatts of utility-scale storage, plus the grid enhancements needed to support all of that."
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Reality Check: California energy officials warn of possible blackouts this summer for up to 4 million people -"It lacks sufficient capacity to keep the lights on this summer and beyond..."
California’s skyrocketing energy nightmare
California Is Impoverishing Its Low-Income Residents With Electricity Prices
- Greenpeace co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore warns ‘Net-Zero fossil fuel’ goals are ‘a death wish’
- Ben Shapiro: The Elitists Who Want to Rule the World
Schwab himself has decoded his favorite term, “stakeholder capitalism.” He wrote in Time magazine in October 2020, “Free markets, trade and competition create so much wealth that in theory they could make everyone better off if there was the will to do so.”
To do so, however, would require taking hints from Greta Thunberg, #MeToo, and Black Lives Matter; it would require “building … a virtuous economic system” in which companies abandon their core mission of serving customers and shareholders and instead embrace answering questions like “What is the gender pay gap in company X? How many people of diverse backgrounds were hired and promoted? What progress has the company made toward reducing its greenhouse gas emissions?”
- Climate activist Elizabeth Wathuti at Davos declares: ‘We have to fix this right now so that we can save all of humanity’
- Watch: Energy transition panel moderator in Davos asks attendees how many own electric cars – only 4 raise their hands – ‘Constitutes less than 5% of the persons sitting here in this room’
Moderator of World Economic Forum event in Davos: "So I'm going to throw this immediately out to the audience and say, How many of you are driving any electric vehicle at the moment? One, two, three, four. So, I would say that probably constitutes less than 5% of the persons sitting here in this room."
- Watch: UN Climate Envoy ambushed at DAVOS by reporter about gigantic carbon footprint of attendees
- Klaus Schwab At 2022 WEF: ‘The Future Is Built By Us, By A Powerful Community As You Here In This Room’
WEF Chairman Klaus Schwab: "The future is not just happening. The future is built by us, by a powerful community as you here in this room. We have the means to improve the state of the world, but two conditions are necessary. The first one is that we act all as stakeholders of larger communities. That we serve not only self-interest but we serve the community. That's what we call stakeholder responsibility. And second, that we collaborate," he said.
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World Economic Forum: "The U.S. won't be the world's leading superpower.
"A billion people will be displaced by climate change."
"Polluters will have to pay to emit carbon dioxide."
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Morano's new book comes August 2022: The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown
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Climate Activist Prof. Dessler seeks to eliminate record-breaking 1930s EPA heatwave chart
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Media’s claim that Lake Mead is shrinking due to ‘climate change’ DEBUNKED
Steve Milloy: Today’s elevation is not all that different from the low points of 1956 and 1965 (about 1,090 feet, shown in first graph), especially when you consider the increases in water use and human management of reservoir levels over time. No doubt that drought is affecting Lake Mead. But Western drought is natural (the region is a desert, after all), and Lake Mead was comparably low more than 100 ppm CO2 ago.
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Flashback 2007: Inhofe Spokesman Morano: ‘CO2 is not an air pollutant and should not be treated as one’
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Lab-Grown Meat: Investors Love It, But Scientists Question Safety
Bill Gates, Sir Richard Branson, Hollywood actors, venture capitalists — they’re all pushing lab-grown meat as the solution to world hunger and environmental sustainability, but scientists last week told a panel of experts they have serious concerns about the product’s safety.