India ignores media preaching on “net zero carbonâ€
By Duggan Flanakin |April 11th, 2021|Climate|1 Comment
India is just one â€developing†nation that has recognized that the mad rush toward a “net zero carbon†economy does not serve the interests of its ordinary citizens. With that realization, they are also waking up to the fact that serving the public interest necessitates major increases in affordable, reliable energy to power their burgeoning economies.
When first-world reporters write about the developing world’s ongoing love affair with fossil fuels, their reports are “not necessarily the news!†Instead, they editorialize in nearly every story about the “sad†reliance of India, China, African nations, and others on “the highest polluting resource†– coal.
The sirens of cyberspace have embraced as gospel the diktat of the Paris climate accord that countries cut their greenhouse gas emissions (carbon dioxide) to “net zero†as quickly as possible. Otherwise, they chirp in unison, the Earth will soon become a burning inferno from superheating caused by CO2 released from burning fossil fuels.
https://www.cfact.org/2021/04/11/india-ignores-media-preaching-on-net-zero-carbon/
