they unleashed an inflationary monster. and i m afraid i do think it s impossible to say the stimulus wasn t part of that. the other question it raises of course is, because it s raising it in the uk as well, is the question of how far people are going to be willing to accept all the things they talked about back in glasgow, at the summit debating climate change, and all the things that we re going to have to take some hits, expensive hits in the short term, in order to get to a less carbon dependent future. and a future in which the planet, we are able to survive on the planet, i won t go on. how difficult is that question now going to get, as things like basic costs of energy becomes so much more expensive? well, there are a couple of problems there. it does depend where you look. if you look in europe, it s actually reinforced the rather sound european green plan. and they have drawn the conclusion that, if you want energy security, build renewables. you do not have to import the su
is the question of how far people are going to be willing to accept all the things they talked about back in glasgow, at the summit debating climate change, and all the things that we re going to have to take some hits, expensive hits in the short term, in order to get to a less carbon dependent future. and a future in which the planet, we are able to survive on the planet, i won t go on. how difficult is that question now going to get, as things like basic costs of energy becomes so much more expensive? well, there are a couple of problems there. it does depend where you look. if you look in europe, it s actually reinforced the rather sound european green plan. and they have drawn the conclusion that, if you want energy security, build renewables. you do not have to import the sunshine. and you kill several birds with one stone. in the states, there is an added complication that there is, at the moment, a trade embargo on solar panels, which means lots of.