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What The Media Won t Tell You About The Energy Transition – Watts Up With That?

What The Media Won t Tell You About The Energy Transition – Watts Up With That?
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What The Media Won t Tell You About The Green Energy Transition

What The Media Won t Tell You About The Green Energy Transition
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Good green jobs require building ties between environment and labor

There is an underlying assumption on the part of many that the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy is simpler than it actually is. The prevailing belief, for example, is that the transition will result in good jobs, a better economy, and become a veritable lynchpin in the fight against clim.

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Sustainability: a Market Trend, Not a Policy - Brown Political Review

Sustainability: a Market Trend, Not a Policy Sustainability: a Market Trend, Not a Policy March 16, 2021 With the expected economic recovery following the pandemic, experts predict an equally rapid return of greenhouse gas emissions that have eased over the past year due to lockdown restrictions across the globe. President Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan, as well as the 54 climate action orders made in his first week in office, are attempts to address climate change while simultaneously stimulating economic growth. However, tackling climate change will likely remain a partisan issue – even with the new administration. Biden’s inauguration is indeed a win for science, but he is not a silver bullet when it comes to solving the climate crisis. His environmental goals are unlikely to come to fruition, as media sources have been referring to them as aggressive. Private sector participation is the key to achieving his goals, and profit will be the deciding factor for whe

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