The dirty 'Net Zero' carbon myth (that everyone believes)

This is why Net Zero is a scam. One that is not only basically believed by the whole world, but one that is running our nations, and being bought and paid for by your tax dollars.

You've definitely heard of "Net Zero" before. It was first popularised during the Paris Climate Agreement in 2016, hosted by the United Nations. And while they likely have the best interests of our planet at heart, there are of course massive entities (especially the world's oil companies) who are taking advantage of Net Zero. Mostly, so they can make lots and lots of money.

The worst thing is, one of the solutions being heralded as our best choice for achieving these goals is carbon capture and storage. Which isn't basically doing anything at all. And is being use to make billions in extra dollars for oil companies.

Let me know your thoughts below.

0:00 - Why Net Zero
1:02 - Where "Net Zero" actually came for
2:16 - How oil companies lie about Net Zero
3:38 - Carbon capture isn't what we were promised
6:38 - Why oil companies really like CCS technology
8:28 - Net Zero is just misdirection
10:23 - Some final thoughts

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[Abundantiaco]

Do you believe "Net Zero" is mostly for our greater good?

[paulslevinsky]

We have carbon capture devices in Canada. Billions of them. They're called trees.

[paulristow]

As someone who's devoted his career to making a part of our human environment (buildings) more energy efficient, actually reducing GHG emissions, AND finding cost-effective ways to make it happen, this mega-scale fraud really burns me up (no pun intended). What I & my colleagues do feels like a drop in the bucket against what these corporate psychopaths do on an everyday basis.

[boognewsnetwork]

Carbon capture won't be an option without leaps in technology.
Oddly enough, reforestation isn't on the table for solving our environmental problems. Oddly enough, using hemp for paper and other materials isn't on the table. Oddly enough, addressing human trafficking isn't on the table. Oddly enough, limiting war isn't on the table. Oddly enough.

[kamikaze]

You guys should do a video on Nuclear Power. It's apparently actually the best way right now to get clean energy with the lowest carbon emissions and the lowest environmental damage done in the long run. Especially if you take a deep dive on how waste from nuclear power plants is actually properly disposed, what the material looks like, and how the media has demonized nuclear power's image to the rest of the entire world. Kyle Hill also did videos about this topic, but I would be interested in watching your take on this matter.

[herrbela]

For me this whole carbon thing means absolutely nothing in my everyday life. I just live my life and enjoy the show. :)

[gregoryyoung]

My trust in corporate integrity no longer exists. I will only eat what is fresh and whole because all else is suspect. The entire corporate production system is destroying the health of our ecosystems at an alarming rate. The day of reckoning is upon us... Thank you for your clear and brief presentations, always uniquely informative...

[mrandrat]

Living up here in Canada's Texas through the 80's, I learned long ago that there is a huge difference between promotion and reality. All thanks to the lies I've heard from the oil companies over the decades.

[mattrodger]

The company that I used to work for is going net zero. They had a young guy writing a report for the CEO and he was spruiking it. He can up to tell me about it.
Me: You will achieve this by carbon offsets
Him: Yes
Me: So what are in this offsets?
Him: LED lights predominantly
Me: But that doesn’t actually offset anything, it slows the rate of change
Him: What do you think should be the offsets
Me: Paying farmers to increase the carbon content of their soil by growing carbon absorbing plants. Plant more trees
Him: That is too difficult to explain

My conclusion from then on is that the whole carbon offsets and net zero is a scam and inhabited by grifters.

[clivepierce]

Some of us in the atmospheric scientific community have been calling out the Net Zero concept. Read The Conversation “Climate scientists: concept of net zero is a dangerous trap”

[groundpounder]

Not only is your channel extremely informative and eye opening, but your voice is very relaxing and easy to stay focused on. Got a subscriber!

[Jack-jryv]

I just wish more people could hear this, I'm a passionate environmentalist who is deeply alarmed about what is being implemented in the guise of climate change prevention. Considerable evidence (like this) is showing it is just another wealth transfer and deterioration of our human rights and freedoms. When I bring up my concerns people question my integrity and shout me down. I just hope this information gets out before too much damage is done.

[PapaBear]

So, as we capture all this carbon, what happens to the trees that already do this for us. There is a direct correlation between plant life flourishing and high levels of carbon. They literally filter the air for us. Seems like they want to take over the tree’s utlility so they can make MORE money

[MJorgy]

This is very similar to the 'green' push for biomass electricity production in the US- which was a major driver for complete deforestation. Amazing how lumber prices spiked almost immediately thereafter.

[rastafishermanfiji]

Follow the money = solid plan - you are smart and lovely - speak beautifully and give a proper reality check. THANK YOU

[clarknj]

U do an amazing job researching and communicating.

Feels like a wave of info that is overwhelming at times. The pace is frantic.

FYI: TOTAL is not pronounced ‘total’ but “toe-taaall”

Keep it up!!!

[Kapparie]

There exists a very simply and efficient "machine" that captures CO2 from the atmosphere and binds it in a solid material and has a very convenient byproduct called O2. We call them trees.🙂 Instead of reasing expensive CO2 capturing factories, they'd better invest in real green solutions and plant a couple of billion trees.

[mynameisneb]

Fifth lol. Imagine being in a state that tells you not to charge your electric vehicles after they banned petroleum vehicles. It has happened already

[Lonovavir]

I can't say I'm surprised, I used to work for a health insurance company that talked a lot about how much it cares about people. Predictably customers and employees were treated like last weeks trash. The louder the virtue signal the greater the sin.

[co]

I blame the oil company less than the politicians. Politicians “well give you money to save the planet”. Oil co “we’ll candy coat what you do to get your free money”
If the politicians were responsible and honest they’d let taxpayers keep their money