Nothing says “we’re totally doomed” like thousands and thousands of Warmists taking fossil fueled trips to NYC to discuss how YOU can be forced to pay through the nose for their doomsday cult, eh? And the media who write and publish these articles never seem to notice the hypocrisy on display
For a week, New York will be center of money-focused fight to slow climate change
The effort to save the pale blue dot called Earth is all about the green — that is, the money to finance a transition to renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
The annual Climate Week NYC and United Nations General Assembly combination is putting special emphasis on how to generate trillions of dollars to help poorer countries move away from gas, oil and coal that emit greenhouse gases and heat the planet. They also need financial aid to deal with the damage the warming is already causing.
There’s also a special U.N. summit of the future, which connects climate change and biodiversity to other pressing issues like war, and another U.N. special session on the threat of rising seas. And the presidents of climate negotiations in 2023, 2024 and 2025 are seeking to push nations into a new round of dramatic pollution cuts with their own efforts.
Would these be the same types of “pollution cuts” they refuse to make themselves? Or how about wanting you to pay, not themselves?
This week starts a two-month sprint in which three different cities on three different continents host high-level meetings that may be humanity’s “last chance” to avoid exceeding globally agreed upon warming limits, according to one expert. After Climate Week in New York, Azerbaijan’s capital of Baku hosts the U.N.’s 29th climate negotiation conference. Then, leaders of the 20 biggest countries head to Rio de Janeiro. And early next year, all the world’s countries must submit new national targets to cut emissions of heat-trapping gases.
Sounds great, lots of Warmists taking lots of massive numbers of fossil fueled trips to talk about how to take your money and restrict your lives.
Underscoring everything is the money to fix the problems.
“It’s definitely about the greens,” said World Resources Institute President Ani Dasgupta. “”It is about greening the world and not getting the green to green the world.”
Why do they need Other People’s money when they could all make their own lives carbon neutral?
