LET'S KEEP THE SENSE OF PRIORITIES.



While our brains are crammed with terrorism we totally forget about Global Warming and its main cause, which is our CO2 emissions. In its latest report the IPCC warned us that we must bring back our CO2 emissions to 50% of what they were in the year 1990 and this before 2020, if we are to avoid the worst effects of Global Warming and maybe an uncontrollable climate drift towards a real furnace.

Yet the great democratic nations, that hypnotize themselves with terrorism, notably through their Media, totally forget their responsability in terms of CO2 restrictions and in so doing they are leading the planet towards burning gallows and an announced global catasthrophy.

Already and according to the NGO DARA, CO2 emissions kill 5.000.000 people every year and this could climb to 100.000.000 deads by 2030. In comparison the number of people killed by terrorism during the last 35 years is just peanuts.

In this regard those who advocate the reduction of nuclear powerplants are but criminals since obviously Wind and Sun energies will not be able to supply for the drastic reduction of fossil fuels needed to remain within the range of the 2° degrees. The German Government recently announced that its transition to Renewable Energy was, “On the Verge of total Failure.” This blunt statement was released by Germany’s Economic Minister and Vice Chancellor to Angela Merkel. Also, the great ecologist James Lovelock warned us that we should drastically increase our nuclear powerplants worldwide.

Renewable Energy will certainely be competitive but in a certain future and what we do not have is time. Yet, people, including the ecologists, continue thinking and make plans as if they had all the time.

Let's not dream guys our choice in matter of energy is not between good and bad but between bad and even worse. Ecology is not an ideology and even less a faith, but a science. Climate Change is the greatest danger we are facing and it would be gorgeous if our Medias gave it the place it deserves. Let's keep the sense of priorities.

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