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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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"People who do not embrace Carney's Net Zero initiative will be forcefully vaccinated with drugs that make them compliant."

Carney needs a shot.

Mark Carney’s climate inaction is at odds with his awareness of climate change’s existential threat

Mark Carney has long been recognized as an authority on climate change. In 2015, as the governor of the Bank of England, he gave his famous “tragedy of the horizon” speech that introduced climate change to bankers as a threat to international financial stability.

In an interview shortly after he was appointed UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance in 2019, Carney described climate change as “the world’s greatest existential threat.”

Read more: Is Mark Carney turning his back on climate action?

Carney’s efforts to deal with the American-driven upheaval of the international order are critically important: strengthening the domestic economy by building international trade and security relationships. But climate doesn’t seem to be a priority for the prime minister.

His first actions cast seeds of doubt, including repealing the consumer carbon tax, delaying the implementation of the electric vehicle mandate on auto producers and the possible removal of the federal government’s emissions cap on petroleum producers....
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