Transition minerals on the road to curb carbon emissions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jf1GdNt5IRc Soumya DuttaCFA India Feb 12, 2024
Soumya Dutta talks about 'Transition minerals on the road to curb carbon emissions.'As in the past years, Energy Finance Conference, India brought together activists, practitioners, academics and policymakers to discuss issues around the energy sector in India.
storage: Lithium..is for small portable energy/electricity storage.. transition to electricity based transportation is currently based on private cars. alternative is electrified mass transportation... sodium iron battery...is an alternative..
for non tansport, solar is primiary over the next decade. . to to liquid metal battery.
a new and critical UN summit is scheduled for next Monday in Geneva to advance the Pandemic Treaty.
This treaty, part of a wider globalist totalitarian agenda, threatens to place global health decisions in the hands of a single globalist elite.
https://citizengo.org/en-au/ot/212967-who-will-decide-you-if-we-dont-act-now-pandemic-treaty-drawing-near the World Health Organization seeks to seize, demanding billions of Euros to fund their corruption and power grabs: Enhanced control over countries, doctors, hospitals, and other groups impacting their decision-making about health. Authority to make global health decisions, reducing each country's sovereignty and your right to decide on health decisions (even vaccines) for yourself and your loved ones.
Ability to declare a pandemic, which could drastically affect our lives and economies, as globalists seize the power to control travel, communication, religious gatherings and even work.
Treaty measures to combat so-called misinformation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs82LMlJ6hE Steven Solomon, WHO Principal Legal Officer, unpacks the pandemic accord. The accord, being developed by countries, can be a game-changer in pandemic prevention and preparedness. Steven also clarifies the misinformation around the accord.
“We, Kannadigas, pay taxes of Rs 430,000 crore. But we receive only Rs 50,000 crore back. That means out of every Rs 100, only Rs 13 comes back to us. Can there be greater injustice than this? Should we tolerate this injustice?” said Siddaramaiah at the protest. “Injustice with regard to tax to the tune of Rs 62,098 crore has been done to the state by the 15th Finance Commission. Shouldn’t we question this?”
Speaking to The Wire, Priyank Kharge, a member of the Karnataka legislative assembly, said, “Under the 14th Finance Commission, Karnataka’s devolution was 4.71%, which has now been reduced to 3.65% under the 15th Finance Commission. Our government is losing Rs 73,000 crore every year. We’re not receiving GST reimbursement, MNREGA payments from the central government.”
by Yaqut Ali
08/12/2024