Ciaran Mundy
@ciaranmundy.bsky.social
Pro Gaia, anti fascist. I'm for transforming cultures of violent domination into cultures of respectful harmony.
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The MOU reads that Pathways CCS project will generate $16 billion
That's actually an admission that it will generate nothing, since that's how much the companies have said the project will cost
Obviously it will all be paid for by taxpayers
That's actually an admission that it will generate nothing, since that's how much the companies have said the project will cost
Obviously it will all be paid for by taxpayers
November 27, 2025 at 6:24 PM
The MOU reads that Pathways CCS project will generate $16 billion
That's actually an admission that it will generate nothing, since that's how much the companies have said the project will cost
Obviously it will all be paid for by taxpayers
That's actually an admission that it will generate nothing, since that's how much the companies have said the project will cost
Obviously it will all be paid for by taxpayers
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All of this was ostensibly to strengthen industrial carbon pricing, but it's actually set to weaken pricing and undermine the entire regime
November 28, 2025 at 1:40 AM
All of this was ostensibly to strengthen industrial carbon pricing, but it's actually set to weaken pricing and undermine the entire regime
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It's especially worrying that the post was "liked" by so many other Serious People working in senior posts in our energy industry!
November 28, 2025 at 4:59 PM
It's especially worrying that the post was "liked" by so many other Serious People working in senior posts in our energy industry!
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Generations from now, when historians study this period where we have perfect understanding of the problem, and brilliant, readily available solutions with all the resources necessary to implement them, they'll study cases like this to try to figure out why we kept drilling holes in our lifeboat.
November 28, 2025 at 4:58 PM
Generations from now, when historians study this period where we have perfect understanding of the problem, and brilliant, readily available solutions with all the resources necessary to implement them, they'll study cases like this to try to figure out why we kept drilling holes in our lifeboat.