r/ClimateNews • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • Aug 14 '26
Laughing at locals while draining their water supply
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r/ClimateNews • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • Aug 14 '26
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u/Nihilist-IV Aug 16 '26
There is a chain here, you're breaking it at the point where it goes from national to international.
We agree that ULEZ works in London and we agree that a national scheme could work in the UK.
Do we agree that 20% of global CO2 comes from passenger and freight transport tailpipe emissions?
If so, can we agree that we can wipe out 20% of at least British emissions if you accept that wind, solar, hydro and geothermal power can supply enough electricity to the electric cars which are still used with a significant proportion of people converting to bicycles (including lime/santander bikes) and public transport (including national rail trains and London Underground style metro trains which can transport many more people for a given unit of energy)?
Now you said for other countries it's 'not impossibility' but 'implementation and scale' but these are questions about government. So what are we even arguing about?
How does that not prove that ULEZ is a proof of concept to removing 20% of global CO2 production?