In order to achieve Net Zero by 2050, we would have to invest trillions into oil and gas and mineral mining in order to create all the infrastructure, equipment, machinery, vehicles, batteries, etc.
I posit that Net Zero was never intended to be a success, but that it was always intended to be the excuse needed to bring carbon footprint management down to the individual level.
If the mental positioning is that we all need to contribute to save the planet, then every personal decision we make has a measurable impact. It justifies putting limits on these decisions and this will likely come in the form of credits or an allowance.
This, IMHO, is the real reason for all the data centers popping up and digital IDs being rolled out in every single country.
And there we have it.
Mark Carney calling for the need to have a true “carbon credit market” not just in Alberta, but across all provinces.
His GFANZ agenda is in full swing in Canada.