Climate's real existential crisis

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Coal demand in India is so high that the fourth largest coal producer is back to importing coal.
56% : While the U.N. climate conference organizers have organized their conference around the principle "consign coal to history ," coal remains king on a global basis for electricity generation.
52% : This has meant that the U.K., for example, has had to rely more on natural gas for electricity production, given that it has all but eliminated the use of coal.
49% : So climate alarmists are now saying that the solution is not more fossil fuel use, but more green energy, even though it was the green energy that failed in the first place.
42% : Not that China has ever seriously considered cutting emissions for the sake of climate, but a growing energy crisis there has forced the Chinese government to order maximum production from all coal mines, and China is producing record amounts of coal.
22% : Biden is now being forced to rely on Environmental Protection Agency regulation of climate, which has not had much luck passing legal muster at the Supreme Court.

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