“As a result of Russia’s appalling aggression against Ukraine, the world may well be facing its biggest oil supply shock in decades, with huge implications for our economies and societies,” said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol.
The new 10-Point Plan comes on the heels of their 2021 report that offered certain “behavioral changes” the world should embrace in order to help reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2050.
“COVID 2.0 has arrived?! The 2022 International Energy Agency’s (IEA) report sounds an awful lot like an energy version of COVID lockdowns,” said Climate Depot’s Marc Morano.
-Greg
Wanna bet they say we need to charge more for gas to cut consumption?
ReplyDeleteDaryl
Reminds me when I was in Texas in '78 when this song came out: https://youtu.be/c8YerEoNH4U
ReplyDeleteEverybody ready for 55mph limits nationwide again?
ReplyDeleteI really like the drive every other day suggestion! Easy to tell the folks coming up with these brilliant ideas are not living in the same world as most of us.
ReplyDeleteWanna bet they say we all need to buy Teslas?
ReplyDeleteOh, and 220 volt service in every home.
Oh, and recharging stations in every former gas station.
Oh, and a 200% expansion in our electrical grid.
Oh, and a 200% expansion in generating power.
Oh, and a shitload of coal to power them.
Morons. Morons EVERYWHERE.