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‘I was frustrated’: The woman who told Labour it didn’t need to spend £28bn on green investment
(www.theguardian.com)
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Are you expecting an inflation rate of 111% in the next five years? 😂
They mean it would cost more because the problem has become bigger and more complicated because it wasn't addressed early
Yes, that part was obvious.
However hyperbolic misrepresentation doesn't help this argument. 😉
They're expecting nonlinearities as climate systems are more destabilised.
the price of prevention is more than the cost of a cure….
you’re awfully dense… maybe try a little harder to understand things that you don’t understand before responding with your ignorance.
My friend... Do the maths. It's not exactly difficult. 😂😂😂
wow, what an idiot