15 Questions That Will Put An End To 'Climate Anxiety'
By Ronald Stein.
To support the growth of health and prosperity worldwide for the 8 billion people on this planet in the coming decades, and to enable the increasing demand for electricity, for the 6,000+ products in our materialistic society and for the various transport fuels, humanity's creativity is challenged to support supply chains to meet that growing demand.
The government-mandated winners and losers only apply to the few in the richer countries who can afford huge subsidies. However, the reality is that there are no ready-made solutions.
For those outside the few rich countries, we see that at least 80 percent of humanity, or more than six billion people in this world, lives on less than $10 a day, and billions of people have little to no access to electricity.
Politicians in richer countries are striving for the most expensive ways to generate intermittent electricity. Energy poverty is one of the most crippling but least talked about crises of the 21st century. We should not take electricity, products and fuel for granted. Rich countries may be able to carry expensive electricity and fuels, but not those that can least afford to live in "energy poverty."
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