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Correct me if im unaware but is Rev. Jessie Jackson still alive?? If he is still alive and has any integrity left, he should be standing up for his friend DJT and debunking these lies that DJT is a racist!!!

Wonderful to hear your insights and handling the experts to draw attention of the authorities. Let us hope for all to give adequate attention and minimise the damages...

I weep for the Children on both sides of the War, especially those who were blinded by the explosives.

Great interview! 🌟 Insightful discussion on how Bankers Without Boundaries is aligning investments with decarbonization goals. The Climate City Capital Hub’s approach to leveraging both public and private funding is impressive. Looking forward to seeing the impact!

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Renewable energy is not cheaper but more expensive which is why it needs subsidy and the UK does not have high energy industry setting up on the East coast, instead, high energy industry is leaving the UK. Eye watering investment is needed in the grid to be able to deliver the energy from distant disparate renewable sources to where it is needed. Further significant investment is needed to back up renewable energy which is intermittent and not capable of delivering high quality energy without a parallel fossil fuel based system, or storage which will be extraordinarily expensive. Maintenance costs will also increase, although this will be promoted as green jobs. All these costs are falling on ordinary people via electricity bills and inflation and there will be a significant backlash as costs go up, people become poorer and opportunities decrease. Taxing imports will exacerbate inflation further. This reality will cause unrest and political change and will provide a signal to the rest of the world not to follow the UK's attempt to go net zero in a short timeframe and may lead to a delay of investment in other countries and therefore a net increase in global emissions. As ordinary people become poorer due to increased energy and energy infrastructure costs they will be incentivised to understand what the underlying IPCC scientific reports actually say as opposed to biased policy summaries and will realise that the "climate crisis" narrative is media and activist driven and not scientifically driven and that the debate is far more nuanced on the likely/possible outcome of increased levels of carbon dioxide and the imbalance of investment Vs risk. This will further decline public trust in scientists. Other nuances such as the increased demand for mined materials that renewable energy policies create because so many metals are needed for turbines, storage, EVs and the grid, and its impact on the energy cost of mining which will increase as the ore quality decreases and more energy is needed to grind the ore ever finer for processing will become apparent. There are a lot of grand statements in the discussion covered but no discussion of the thermodynamic realities of all the solutions discussed which provides a way to ground economic and resource expectations in reality rather than blind activism. An economically and societally destructive and failed net zero policy will do more to increase global emissions by encouraging slower, or stopping, investment elsewhere.

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Yes correct me too, it was a great day, I and my colleagues just came from the Olympia show, TechEx!

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Superb insights

Great interviewer!

Great insights David!