Lose out ?? It will be a race to the bottom
All costs will be passed on to the end user
have to be
Standard cheaper pumps as replacements are to be phased out / banned
Also the country will have to go vegetarian
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Lose out ?? It will be a race to the bottom
All costs will be passed on to the end user
have to be
Standard cheaper pumps as replacements are to be phased out / banned
Also the country will have to go vegetarian
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Yes, and some.
I can’t think of a reason you might be biased in any way
On the bright side you could become a carrot farmer
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It's not all about Big Oil anymore...
Lobbyists from industrial agriculture companies and trade groups have turned out in record numbers at Cop28, with three times as many delegates representing the meat and dairy industry as last year. Representatives are present from some of the world’s largest agribusiness companies – such as the meat supplier JBS, the fertiliser giant Nutrien, the food giant Nestlé and the pesticide company Bayer – as well as powerful industry lobby groups.
In addition, the analysis reveals that more than 100 delegates have travelled to Dubai as part of country delegations, which grants privileged access to diplomatic negotiations. This number is up from 10 in 2022.
GoGreen@theGrundiaan
Lobbyists from industrial agriculture companies and trade groups have turned out in record numbers at Cop28, with three times as many delegates representing the meat and dairy industry as last year. Representatives are present from some of the world’s largest agribusiness companies – such as the meat supplier JBS, the fertiliser giant Nutrien, the food giant Nestlé and the pesticide company Bayer – as well as powerful industry lobby groups.
In addition, the analysis reveals that more than 100 delegates have travelled to Dubai as part of country delegations, which grants privileged access to diplomatic negotiations. This number is up from 10 in 2022.
GoGreen@theGrundiaan
Don’t under stand the post or your point tbh
Afaik 2000 job losses at port talbot ??
The price of steel is likely to go through the roof ?
Steel production accounts for some thing like 7to 10 % of emissions ?? World wide ??
Live stock farming accounts for a massive amount of emissions
People flying abroad on Holliday ?
Cruise liner holidays ?
Lubing up.All those in here promoting ?? This green caper
What exactly are you all doing ??
I will tell you what
It ranges between nowt of any consequence to F all
OPEC has plenty of oil for the job...
The Opec oil cartel has warned its member countries with “utmost urgency” that “pressure against fossil fuels may reach a tipping point with irreversible consequences” at Cop28, in leaked letters seen by the Guardian.
The letters suggest the depth of Opec’s fear that Cop28 could provide a turning point against oil and gas, which they say “put our people’s prosperity and future at risk”.
TheGuardian
Greenpeace are not impressed.
Dubai, UAE – In response to OPEC’s letter to its members, Shady Khalil, Campaigns Lead, Greenpeace MENA, said: “We are deeply outraged by OPEC’s desperate and self-serving call for its members to reject any action at COP28 against fossil fuels. This deliberate attempt by the oil and gas industry to obstruct pivotal climate action shows they are feeling the heat, as the negotiations move towards a fossil fuel phaseout. We strongly urge oil-producing countries, including Saudi Arabia, to embrace the goal set by UAE COP Presidency and IEA to reduce fossil fuels this decade to meet 1.5°C, and to work together to make this summit an historic milestone. When millions of people in the MENA region face the escalating impacts of climate disaster, it’s imperative that Arab countries at COP28 prioritise the safety and well-being of their people over short-term industry interests.”
The Opec oil cartel has warned its member countries with “utmost urgency” that “pressure against fossil fuels may reach a tipping point with irreversible consequences” at Cop28, in leaked letters seen by the Guardian.
The letters suggest the depth of Opec’s fear that Cop28 could provide a turning point against oil and gas, which they say “put our people’s prosperity and future at risk”.
TheGuardian
Greenpeace are not impressed.
Dubai, UAE – In response to OPEC’s letter to its members, Shady Khalil, Campaigns Lead, Greenpeace MENA, said: “We are deeply outraged by OPEC’s desperate and self-serving call for its members to reject any action at COP28 against fossil fuels. This deliberate attempt by the oil and gas industry to obstruct pivotal climate action shows they are feeling the heat, as the negotiations move towards a fossil fuel phaseout. We strongly urge oil-producing countries, including Saudi Arabia, to embrace the goal set by UAE COP Presidency and IEA to reduce fossil fuels this decade to meet 1.5°C, and to work together to make this summit an historic milestone. When millions of people in the MENA region face the escalating impacts of climate disaster, it’s imperative that Arab countries at COP28 prioritise the safety and well-being of their people over short-term industry interests.”
Trans seems pleased you've finally come around.
Gant claims he's lubing up and you thanked him. Glad you are both getting on so well.Nah
The term lube up describes you noseall
You, a heating engineer / plumber mostly in gas central heating, moaning about the damage to that industry.
”Lose out ?? It will be a race to the bottom
All costs will be passed on to the end user
have to be
Standard cheaper pumps as replacements are to be phased out / banned”
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