Will be interesting to see what the push is with climate change. I do think there might be a push to try to prevent the working class from taking trips abroad. Whilst this may be beneficial I just can't look past the stat that the top 100 companies for CO2 create 71% of the overall output. Ultimately that will include normal people buying fuel etc off them but surely those companies (and countries like China) need to be the main focus.
A government that was telling people to get back to commuting on the day the report came out? I doubt it mate. This government will be too busy trying to make £ exploiting the fact the world's going to ratdoo.
Greenwash is all we'll get, and the likes of being told not to rinse a plate before using the dishwasher.
There's been a big propaganda push against ruminant agriculture, based on Poore's hatchet stat's, and it's been very effective
In an article about millions of tons of greenhouse gases being emitted from uncapped US oil wells (daily iirc), we get this from ITV:
"Livestock farming is one massive producer of methane. But so is drilling for oil and gas."
It wasn't even about agriculture at all.
Ruminants on pasture sequester carbon, and form part of the natural carbon cycle of around 10-12 years. It's a red herring, what we need to do is keep what's in the ground where it is, but how do we do that when we systemically bank on growth?
It's more likely that the World's industrial infrastructure goes for a Burton via natural processes in response to the warming.