Net Zero by 2050 is not happening

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#NetZero seems nearly impossible. By #2050, demand for some #mineral resources will increase more than 100-fold just to keep up with the supply chains for #electric vehicles.

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[mrDM]

This is why transitioning to NetZero absolutely requires nuclear power

[jacko]

Hey CaspianReport, I appreciate your content as it usually seems genuine and well researched. That said, when taking on a sponsor such as Fe Battery Metals, please include the sponsor at the start of the video, this will ensure that your audience are properly informed of any bias, even if unintended, that the video may contain. I hope you will consider this when going forward. Thanks for the otherwise interesting video!

[sempleinvest]

People be careful buying stocks based on a video that is sponsored by the company behind the stock, do your own research.

[kukuhmuntono]

The sponsorship is a bit strange. It's like convincing us to buy the stock of the company.

[C-A-F]

The blades are mostly fibreglass, which, while not recyclable, can be ground up and used in concrete as a strength in fibre. Very useful as coal used to support that purpose via fly ash.

[greenlantern]

Carbon offsets are like saying “I’m not fat because there are starving people in the world”.

[sneezydanger]

"A machine without energy, is a statue"

We need a bundle of all your quotes man

[MrLee-gjjz]

12:42 A machine without energy is a statue; a body without energy is a corpse.

[chimpanzzzgamer]

I really don't understand why our politicians decided to shut down nuclear power plants..

[PsyNZ]

Nuclear is looking pretty darn good atm... Small Modular Reactors can make a huge difference.

[luisangelencarnacion]

5:43 This is the stupidest map I've seen since I read "Clash of civilizations".

[J_X]

Can you do a video on global birth rates?
In places like East Asia, people just cannot afford to have children, and even if they could, they wouldn't have time to raise their children due to the nature of the East Asian work culture and their careers would be negatively impacted.

Governments like Japan and Korea aren't committing to solving the root of the problem, but instead hope that cash incentives will raise births.

I'm using East Asia as an example as that is where the causes of the problem are most extreme.

[kevley]

The huge demand for minerals gives a strong argument for building more nuclear power plants.

[mellowmike]

What an awful sponsorship, I hope it was worth the payment to have your trustworthiness eroded in the eyes of your audience.

[Renault]

Caspian Report seems to focus more & more on its sponsors in recent videos. Always selling us something. I miss the older content like the country by country analysis

[obfuscateidentity]

Hard to believe you're now selling pitching penny stocks

[redcossack]

Excellent report. Glad you put this information out there. This had been pointed out to me some years ago, but so many people put that person down for being a wet blanket, being negative, etc. when in reality they were being to me accurate and helpful. This is a huge problem that I believe many southern hemisphere countries are waking up to and are getting organized to say, wait a minute, you are throwing us under the bus to "save" yourself and your solution does not work all that well anyway.

[alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi]

Nuclear power is still the safest, converting older fossil fuel reactor plants to nuclear would be the bet choice of time consuming and cost svaing

[JustSomeTommy]

The Nordic countries came of as having low adoption of renewable energy on the graph but that's not the case. I think Sweden met 50% in 2012 and it's over 60% today. They use a lot of hydropower so that's why solar and wind is so low.

[TheSwedishHistorian]

5:08 this isnt completely fair, there has also been a increase in energy efficiency, climate awareness, and general efficiency