Bruce Sterling @bruces"A lesser-known factor has exacerbated the energy crisis this year: In February Israel blew up two gas pipelines in Iran as part of its covert war with the country."
*Well, how Ukrainian of them #fossilfuelwar
greendreamz@benb Yes. #SvitlanaKrakovska is so right. It is a #fossil #fuel #war. It is the fight of old white men loving fossil fuels and #corrupt power against the global collective #progressives world wide loving live, fighting for nature and a future with a healthy #regenerative #energy sector and #industrial #production.
#fossilfuelwar #FossilFuelsFundWar #climatechange #Ukraine #Nature #Science #IPCC
Shell Must Fall!Putin’s war in #Ukraine is financed by fossil fuels 🇺🇦
Can we end war by breaking with fossil fuels? What tools do we need to do this?
Find out in the #FutureBeyondShell podcast⬇️
http://www.futurebeyondshell.org/putins-war-part-2
Putin’s War Part 2: Fossil Fuels - Future Beyond Shell
This second episode in our two-part series on Putin’s war on Ukraine and oil and gas tackles three big issues. First, it looks at the relationship between revenues from fossil fuel exports and Russia’s attack on Ukraine; second, the challenges and pay-offs of divestment from and embargoes of Russian oil and gas, and third, what possibilities for a future beyond fossil fuels the situation opens up. How might we set up an energy system that allows us to condemn war and incursions on sovereignty and promotes peace?
Putin’s war to take control of #Ukraine is a fossil-fuel driven war 🇺🇦
Can we end war by breaking with fossil fuels? How could we achieve this?
Find out in this episode of the #FutureBeyondShell podcast⬇️
http://www.futurebeyondshell.org/putins-war-part-2
#FossilFuelWar #JustTransition #ClimateJustice
Can we end war by breaking with fossil fuels? How could we achieve this?
Find out in this episode of the #FutureBeyondShell podcast⬇️
http://www.futurebeyondshell.org/putins-war-part-2
#FossilFuelWar #JustTransition #ClimateJustice
Putin’s War Part 2: Fossil Fuels - Future Beyond Shell
This second episode in our two-part series on Putin’s war on Ukraine and oil and gas tackles three big issues. First, it looks at the relationship between revenues from fossil fuel exports and Russia’s attack on Ukraine; second, the challenges and pay-offs of divestment from and embargoes of Russian oil and gas, and third, what possibilities for a future beyond fossil fuels the situation opens up. How might we set up an energy system that allows us to condemn war and incursions on sovereignty and promotes peace?