RED FLAG POLITICS

 

WHERE WILL WE BE IN 2030 @ COP35? WILL IT BE MORE OBFUSCATION AND PROCRASTINATION - YOU BET. POLITICIANS CANNOT DIVEST THEMSELVES OF FOSSIL FUELS CONFLICTS, WHERE THEIR SUPPORTERS ARE PAYING THEM TO KEEP BURNING COAL AND OIL

 

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Charles Rolls was an advocate of new technology

 

 

Charles Rolls petitioned parliament to get politicians to remove the ridiculous impediment to motor vehicles, brought into play by the horse and coach brigade - who did not like the competition - and wanted to slow down technology, to protect their investments.

 

 

 

 

Red Flag policies abound for many reasons. If we look at history, we can see that it is present day investments, preventing progress, as conflicts of interest.

 

For example, the G20 are still clinging to coal, gas, and oil, like their lives depend on it. Why is that when renewable energy is cheaper to produce?

 

Taxes and party donations from the fossil fuel lobby all play a part to thwart change - and ensure that fossil fuel subsidies continue.

 

Not only that, but many politicians have invested in coal, gas and oil companies. And those companies have either not invested in renewables or under-invested. Because there is no political will to do otherwise.

 

This is despite worsening weather conditions, flooding and power cuts.

 

 

 

 

 

Overhead cables are one on the weakest links in our power networks

 

 

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United Nations Red Flags, refusal to stop using coal and oil

 

 

A SOLAR & WIND POWERED FUTURE - Looking to a zero carbon world, where energy for life is available to everyone at affordable prices, and transport does not contribute significantly to global warming. These are part of the UN's Sustainability Development Goals.

 

 

 

 

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