EU Green Deal: Leading the way?
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is the goal and it will require a massive effort and major investment. The European Union unveiled its Green Deal last month. Can it be a game-changer?
GUESTS
Professor Elizabeth Robinson
Reading University
Rashid Nix
Green Party Spokesperson
Colin Roche
Friends of the Earth Europe
LOCATOR: BRUSSELS
Vijay Kolinjivadi
University of Antwerp
LOCATOR: MONTREAL, CANADA
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Where there is will, the change will happen fast!
Amazing debate.
Unfortunately. This dialogue is a bunch of no names with opinions that don't matter. Maybe they should have included experts in energy and automobile sectors (engineers, business leaders, etc). Because they are not experts all they can do is speculation and lecture how companies and business leaders should change. When they are completely clueless! Maybe they should say what they are doing in their own lives to bring about the change that they crave for.
Maybe tried to have a group discussion with Elon Musk (Tesla), Bill Gates (Quantumscape), and Jim Whitehurst (IBM). This maybe near to impossible to get all these people at the same time but people with good practical opinions vs people I do not care to listen to.
The Vijay guy is a classic example of someone who speaks for the sake of speaking, and nothing more. Awful guest to an otherwise great conversation
And you are maybe a classic example of someone who only see points of views that match to your beliefs
@@Ammavie What was informative about what he said? Please actually spell it out....
@@bhav9229 He was making a point on some sociologic and anthropologic issues in which our culture is based on. His argument was that, if the change happens internally (our relationship with nature and labor, people, gender and race) many changes can happen on the outside. He meant that the way we deal with finite resources is a form of exploration, the same way Europeans explored pretty much all around the globe during the colonization era. Each and every one of them in the debate come from different backgrounds and Veejay comes from a philosophic one.
Just watch it again and this time listen to him. Worldwide social equally should be on top of mind of everybody. However the solutions for the climate might look like, they have to be socially fair
@@abwesend Abwesend not so absent ;)
Totally.
Even though its hard to point out this type of subject needing actual object aims to target our environmental critic issues, the change has to come from within.