Well done Europe, start to create sanctions against 🇷🇺 Russia. Then cry because you have energy issues. How to fix that? Replacing that with coal! WTF!

Nuclear energy is low-carbon, but not renewable. The fuel source divides EU countries, with Austria and Luxembourg firmly opposed, while others including Germany are phasing out their reactors and countries including Denmark and Ireland are nuclear-free https://perma.cc/PB6G-LN46

It's possible that EU countries are not able to use the brain, like Switzerland is trying to do a bit
@EnergyFactsTelegram86

Instead of removing nuclear now, do it once you know that you have no energy issue at all!

Avoid idiot sanctions that just create more pollution!

Energia: elettricità dal carbone, +82% in Italia nel 2022 https://perma.cc/LZQ6-ETVC

Il caro energia spinge al ribasso i consumi in Italia. Ma le emissioni di CO2 aumentano https://perma.cc/QR5W-Q7X6

El carbón representa el 27% de la energía primaria mundial que se necesita y genera el 41% de la electricidad del mundo. Su producción mundial aumenta año a año como se refleja en el siguiente gráfico https://perma.cc/6ST4-FMXS

En España, el carbón (+43,3%) y el gas (+20,6%) fueron las energías que más elevaron su producción de electricidad. Esto no queda muy verde https://perma.cc/C788-GB6U

Kohle im Jahr 2022 weiterhin wichtigster Energieträger für die Stromerzeugung in Deutschland: 8,4 % mehr Kohlestrom ins Netz eingespeist als 2021 https://perma.cc/R2WQ-Y4RL

Europa quiere resucitar las centrales térmicas de carbón: se abre la puerta a que vuelvan a recibir pagos por capacidad durante 5 años https://perma.cc/2C7V-M4VY

En Europe, la demande de charbon a bondi de 8% l'an dernier https://perma.cc/D8R2-NBKU

Die Kohle spielt in der Schweiz keine Rolle https://perma.cc/X8QJ-BV6N

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(Part 2) Bullshit over bullshit ... let we check facts

d) Our answer about the 1.76%
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(0.04/100*4)/100*1.76 = 0.000028

First of all it's BULLSHIT, because you cannot merge the 4% "default CO2" with 1.75% and 4% by human activity ... maybe you could say that 0.04/100*1.76 = 0.0007

This way of thinking it's exact the same like
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preferring to find bullshit excuses, instead of making something

same like this one
@NatureFreaksDeutsch166
where our answer is available
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etc.

Plus Germany is not 1.76%, but 1) it's depends which stats are you checking, for example per capita (check point e) or which website, just check for example
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2) why are you not looking to the cumulative data too, where Germany has 5.37%! https://perma.cc/5D3Y-GZ6Y

As always such fake scientists (because politicians understand anything of any type of topic, doesn't matter if medicine, biology, etc.) just talk without considering all aspects ...

e) More about Germany pollution
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Germany: CO2 Country Profile https://perma.cc/4XRE-FPY6

f) back to pollution done by nature ...
Most wildwires are done by humans so humans are polluting for the nature!

Plus where the fuck you got the 4% by humans ... check @PollutionFacts670

maybe you mean that dermal CO2 is 4% of total body CO2 emission ... ahha

All in one channel answer:
@DeutschlandBullshit2

(Part 1) Let we check now this bullshit using real facts, done by politicians, who prefer finding excuses, instead of changing ..

a) 0.041197% CO2 on the atmosphere - March 2019 concentration https://perma.cc/5N7H-A2QL
- Only 0.04% CO2? So probably is not important at all ... Who matter if there is 0.04% or 96% as "natural %" ...

DO YOU KNOW THAT IS ENOUGH LESS THAN 300MG TO DIE!! like Slobodan Praljak did https://perma.cc/FNC3-NLH8
"The lethal oral dose of KCN and NaCN for humans is between 0.5 and 3.5 mg/kg body weight." https://perma.cc/8T38-A57M

or just a small spermatozoon to make a girl pregnant! "A typical human spermatozoon has a distinct structure with an oval-shaped head (3–5 μm length and 2–3 μm width), a midpiece (7–8 μm), and a tail (45 μm)" https://perma.cc/QB4E-NLFU

So WTF is this idea about thinking about the % or size ... just idiots think in such ways ...

b) How do we know the build-up of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is caused by humans? https://perma.cc/EQQ3-W4B5
Why not talking about atmospheric CO2 concentrations???????!!!!! See more
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Climate myths: Human CO2 emissions are too tiny to matter WRITTEN IN 2007!!! not 2023 ... https://perma.cc/G655-A5NH

c) WTF are you talking about the "What is the carbon cycle?" https://perma.cc/VZ99-RMBS

Doesn't carbon dioxide in the atmosphere come from natural sources? https://perma.cc/EA6H-2RMG https://perma.cc/Q2ZT-W9P4

The big difference is that even if nature is producing CO2, they don't increase it in crazy mode like humans just to make 💶

For comparison, humans emit about 30 billion tons of carbon dioxide per year—100–300 times more than volcanoes—by burning fossil fuels https://perma.cc/D93K-VWP9

d) So your 4% of 0.04 = 0.0016 doesn't make any sense! "Anteil Deutschland = 1.76%"

Same shit this dude already said @NatureFreaksDeutsch1

Cold-related deaths have been noted for centuries.

The results show that the percentage increases in all-cause and RD mortality with fall in temperature were greater, and that protective measures against a given degree of cold were fewer, in regions with mild winters.

Although we know that the middle-aged and elderly should wear protective clothing and keep active in cold weather outdoors, our surveys show that in relatively warm countries they often fail to do so.

As recently described by Fowler et al.,22 the EWD index (EWDi) is calculated by comparing the number of deaths that occur in:
† the 4 months of winter (these are pre-designated as December–March in the Northern hemisphere);
† the four autumn months preceding that winter (August– November)
† the four spring months following on from that winter (April – July)

Several known effects of cold on the body could account for cold-related deaths. Arterial thrombosis is promoted by the haemoconcentration3,4 induced by cold, and rapid coronary deaths could result from rupture of atheromatous plaques during hypertension and cold- induced coronary spasm.5–8,22

Suppression of immune responses by stress hormones during cold exposure is likely to reduce resistance to respiratory infection, as will direct effects of cold on the respiratory tract;23,24 these direct effects could also cause bronchoconstriction.25

Acute-phase reactions to such respiratory infection13,14 can then be expected to increase further the risk of arterial thrombosis. The results do not rule out other factors such as previous temperature experience, or low vitamin C intake in winter.26,27

However, the associations shown in the results between mortality and protection against cold stress strongly suggest that excess winter mortality could be reduced substantially by improved protection from cold—particularly in countries with warm winters where the need for cold-avoidance was less obvious, and measures taken against it less effective.

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Ehm, yes @NatureFreaksDeutsch387 now we have a scientific confirmation.
🇺🇸 are using too much 🥶

Driven by the dramatic increase in the power generation demand, young power units (<12 yr) continuously played essential roles in the contributions of global CO2 emissions (e.g., accounting for 39.9% of the total in 2019 compared with 38.5% of the total in 1990). However, the regional contributions in CO2 emissions from young power units have significantly changed over time.

Specially, China contributed the largest share (55.4%) of emissions from all young coal power units in 2019, followed by India (24.5%). Moreover, the evolution of emissions from young power units reflected regional disparities in fuel types owing to the differences in resource endowments.

CO2 emissions increased from 7.5 Gt in 1990 to 13.9 Gt in 2019 at a 2.2% growth rate per year, mainly dominated by the development of coal-fired power capacity in developing countries. In the most of developed regions, such as the United States and Europe, CO2 emissions from the power sector peaked before 2005.

Economies with higher CO2 emission intensities from power plants should enhance the energy efficiencies of fossil fuel-fired power plants by using more advanced electricity technologies and accelerate the transitions of emission-free renewable energy (e.g., solar and wind) in the context of carbon neutrality worldwide, aiming to develop low-carbon power systems in the future for climate change mitigation.

Prevention of pollution from land-based sources is key. Eliminating coal combustion and banning all uses of mercury will reduce mercury pollution. Bans on single-use plastic and better management of plastic waste reduce plastic pollution. Bans on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) have reduced pol- lution by PCBs and DDT. Control of industrial discharges, treatment of sewage, and reduced applica- tions of fertilizers have mitigated coastal pollution and are reducing frequency of HABs. National, regional and international marine pollution control programs that are adequately funded and backed by strong enforcement have been shown to be e ective. Robust monitoring is essential to track progress.

Further interventions that hold great promise include wide-scale transition to renewable fuels; transi- tion to a circular economy that creates little waste and focuses on equity rather than on endless growth; embracing the principles of green chemistry; and building scienti c capacity in all countries.
Designation of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) will safeguard critical ecosystems, protect vulnerable sh stocks, and enhance human health and well-being. Creation of MPAs is an important manifestation of national and international commitment to protecting the health of the seas.

PS: Paralytic Shellfish Poison (PSP) is a naturally occurring marine biotoxin that is produced by some species of microscopic algae. Shellfish eat these algae and can retain the toxin. People can become ill from eating shellfish contaminated with Paralytic Shellfish Poison. This biotoxin affects the nervous system and paralyzes muscles, thus the term "paralytic" shellfish poison. High levels of Paralytic Shellfish Poison can cause severe illness and death https://perma.cc/RKR5-GEYG

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All luxury houses, cars, the need to get orders in just 12-24 hours, etc. are not important at all and you can live without such things! Without a planet the whole humanity (and animals too) would simply die. Thanks the war people are starting to understand that a bit, even if not enough and probably they forget it really fast.
For TelegramFreaks this topic is huge important and we will release many projects in the future, because we cannot ignore such problems. Together for a better world.