Net Zero 2050

[klondike]

More on the joys to come if this continues....

"No Bricks, No Glass, No Cement" – What Net Zero 2050 Demands According to Government-Funded Report

No bricks, the walls and foundations made of compacted earth, cement made from clay and glass scavenged from demolition skips are just some of the construction changes needed to comply with Net Zero by 2050. The latest paper from Government-funded U.K. FIRES looks to "minimise new construction", and notes the shape of the urban environment will change, allowing for "denser living and reduced transport needs".

The latest U.K. FIRES paper seems to have slipped out quietly at the end of last year and has to date attracted little publicity. But the group, which comprises a number of academics led by Cambridge engineering professor Julian Allwood, made headlines around the world recently with previous work noting that all flying and shipping must stop by 2050, beef and lamb must be banned, and only 60% of energy will be available to cook food and heat homes. The group, which receives £5 million from Government sources,  is interesting because it bases its recommendations on the brutal, and many would argue honest, reality of absolute Net Zero. It does not assume that technological processes still to be perfected or even invented will somehow lead to minimal disturbance in comfortable industrialised lifestyles. It could be further argued that its continued existence and pronouncements are important, since they highlight the dishonesty and deceit that surrounds many other Net Zero promoters.

If you are still optimistic there is more : https://dailysceptic.org/2023/04/28/no-bricks-no-glass-no-cement-what-net-zero-2050-demands-according-to-government-funded-report/

[Diasi]

And when / if the UK achieves Net Zero we'll have reduced the world's so-called climate pollution by 1%.

[Raven]

I think they are all living in cloud cuckoo land, or their meds need changing.

[klondike]

This policy will never be followed once people understand exactly what it means and the many demonstrations that the predictions of doom are wildly inaccurate are checked against the data. It will still cause untold difficulties though before it is abandonned.

[Jacqueline]

Looks like we are heading back to mud huts but there won't be wild animals to catch for food, nor fire to cook it if we could.  Even the cave men would have been better off than we will be in the future.

[Ashy]

This policy will never be followed once people understand exactly what it means and the many demonstrations that the predictions of doom are wildly inaccurate are checked against the data. It will still cause untold difficulties though before it is abandonned.

I agree. It's only got this far because of the deals done in secret by politicians that don't understand the issues.

[dextrous63]

I've been reflecting on fish and predator sharks.

Fish population increases, so more food for sharks, so more sharks.  Sharks eat lots of fish, so fewer sharks, which takes us back to square one.

Human population are the sharks, and the world's resources are the fish.   

[JBR]

And when / if the UK achieves Net Zero we'll have reduced the world's so-called climate pollution by 1%.

Some good news, perhaps.
I get the impression that more and more people are finally realising that 'net-zero' is not only unachievable, but that even if it were, it would not, as you said, really achieve anything anyway.

What the world really needs is population control, especially the UK.

[Cassandra]

It will happen at least in the West, the Globalists spearheaded by the WEF, through infiltration, control policy of those institutions that fashion thought and manipulate the levers of power.

[klondike]

How many more sodding wind turbines would we be needing today?

[Michael Rolls]

Rather a lot!

[Diasi]

To achieve net zero we'll need to find a way to stop humans & animals farting.

[Ashy]

We already know that, whatever the government does, it will make no difference to the climate of the world and we'll have to pay more tax.

[Michael Rolls]

which is very true and quite maddening

[Ashy]

There's already more pollution coming out of Ukraine every week than our whole country in a year. It simply isn't possible to achieve anything regarding air quality today because pollution drifts from elsewhere.