Analysis: Biden’s 50% emissions reduction target for 2030 (if achieved) would have a ‘nearly unmeasu

[rangerrebew]

Analysis: Biden’s 50% emissions reduction target for 2030 (if achieved) would have a ‘nearly unmeasurable’ impact on overall global CO2 emissions

"Dr. Roger Pielke ran the numbers and found that, even if it achieved Biden’s 50% emissions-reduction target for 2030, which it almost certainly won’t, the impact on overall global emissions would be nearly unmeasurable."



Climate Depot's Morano comments: Biden is pushing for utterly meaningless climate-based emission reductions of CO2 that would have no potential impact on the climate -- and even if fully achieved, would have no impact on global emissions! All of this as we further hammer America. Biden should have listened to his climate envoy John Kerry has admitted this publicly several times.

See: Flashback: John Kerry explains climate futility: If U.S. zeroed out CO2 emissions, it ‘still wouldn’t be enough to offset the carbon pollution coming from the rest of the world’


By: Marc Morano - Climate DepotJuly 28, 2022 4:42 PM

Via Michael Shellenberger:

What about its impact on climate change? Roger Pielke ran the numbers and found that, even if it achieved Biden’s 50% emissions-reduction target for 2030, which it almost certainly won’t, the impact on overall global emissions would be nearly unmeasurable.

https://www.climatedepot.com/2022/07/28/analysis-bidens-50-emissions-reduction-target-for-2030-would-have-nearly-unmeasurable-impact-on-overall-global-emissions/

[andy58-in-nh]

The point of the plan is not to actually reduce CO₂ emissions. That is a mere pretext.

The true goal is to reduce your control over your own resources, negate the rights of ownership, and transfer control of individually-property to global authorities.

[GtHawk]

The point of the plan is not to actually reduce CO₂ emissions. That is a mere pretext.

The true goal is to reduce your control over your own resources, negate the rights of ownership, and transfer control of individually-property to global authorities.

yes it is to decimate the American economy and Americans while China, India, Mexico and other countries ramp up their use of coal and increase their C02 emissions.

[berdie]

yes it is to decimate the American economy and Americans while China, India, Mexico and other countries ramp up their use of coal and increase their C02 emissions.

I believe that to be true. Instead of increasing other country's economies, the goal seems to be to reduce ours so we're all "equal"