The goal is not to improve the condition of humanity in general, but to improve the bank accounts and status of the globalists attending this conference.
The 27th Conference of the Parties of elite globalists is now gathering in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, to decide how to best use ginned-up climate crisis narratives to extract wealth and power from the United States are redistribute it . . . mainly among themselves.
“I like to think of it as Wikipedia with more sensors,” said Gavin McCormick, executive director of the research nonprofit WattTime and a Climate Trace co-founder.that flew to Egypt for this conference.Numerous posts on social media criticised delegates for travelling by private jet to the UN climate summit.
The Nord Stream pipeline leak was responsible for what is probably the largest single methane emission ever recorded, according to new measurements of the leak.
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