(we will get there, to move from thought to action ... with confidence ...)
(different ways to achieve this ...)
(still other ways to achieve this ...)
TRUST, noun. fem.
- [Speaking of a personal relationship]
1. [Speaking of a pers. à pers.] Spontaneous or acquired belief in the moral, emotional, professional value of another person, which makes one unable to imagine deception, betrayal or incompetence on his part.
2. Etymology and History 1. [xiiies. confidence in DG] 1408 " faith in something, in someone »
izentrop wrote:Concrete: what radical actions to take
izentrop wrote:Concrete: what radical actions to take
Obamot wrote:You laugh ?izentrop wrote:Concrete: what radical actions to take
"Radical?”But have you seen this video at least (?) That's not what your reporter suggested, she said:
- “without obviously falling into utopia and being consistent with the current reality of the economic world"
I can hardly believe it was facing an audience of entrepreneurs!
Hollow questions by a journalist-you-saw me from BFM ....
Responding neither to the questioning of companies, nor to quick tangible concrete measures for all!
All in a hollow ... and superficial speech ...
... oh yes that's maybe good for that, that it liked ... A video selection adorned with whipped cream ... Izy way
All the major immediate current topics have not been tackled (or very superficially): the geopolitical context around the issue of the security of energy supply, the ambitious solar thermodynamic projects, then, in a related manner, the problem of the energy factor. load and WWTPs, the identification of all possible sites to build hydroelectric dams, or even other renewable energy storage, the production of renewable energies on industrial sites (wind photovoltaic), the heating of these buildings by geothermal energy, fusion, questions of tax reduction incentives, the renewal of company vehicle fleets to switch to hydrogen. Encouraging research to find ecological solutions, new storage batteries (where is the Na-ion at the industrial stage ...) and all that, what concretely?
I do not even dare to approach the extractivist aspect of our mode of civilization!
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