An article by Gal Luft Sunday in China’s state-run English-language news daily, Global Times, reports that this week’s COP21 in Paris, will be the largest-ever gathering of heads of state and government,— 147 of them,— outside of UN General Assemblies.  But, why are they coming? “Many of those leaders will not attend the summit out of concern for the world’s changing climate, but rather to ensure that their countries, mostly developing ones, don’t end up sacrificed on the altar of climatism.”

The Indian government used its official twitter handle for the Summit to issue a statement Sunday, prior to Prime Minister Modi’s departure for Paris.  It said, “the outcome of the Summit must support adaptation and development to affordable technologies balancing intermittent supply of solar and wind energy,” ANI reported.

Among those affordable technologies, coal is still today the main one.  The Global Times article points out that “coal fires nearly 80 percent of China’s power sector.  India, where the number of energy-poor is larger than the entire U.S. population, uses coal for 60 percent of its power generation.  The combined 600 million people of the 10 Southeast Asian countries are also heavily dependent on coal.”  The article sums it up saying the workhorse of developing Asia, where most of the world’s poor reside, has always been, and continues to be coal.

The author is right in pointing to the genocidal intent of COP21, although unfortunately only implicitly.  The error is in failing to point to nuclear energy and fusion energy as mankind’s future, and in failing to indict the same British imperialists who organized COP21, for denying access to those higher technologies.

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