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2 concepts:
“Reducing the #carbonIntensity of the economy. In practical terms, this is what we're doing with renewables. Because there's a need for back-up, because they're not completely decarbonized either, because they power an economy that in its very materiality (steel, cement, plastic) will depend on carbon for a long time to come: an electric car, for example, is obviously not decarbonized, even if it reduces the carbon intensity of transport. This is obvious. Why do we have to make it clear? Because it forces us to leave the question of the size of the #economy on the table.
“#Degrowth, the dismantling of certain hopes, projects, technical devices. There are things that we're going to have to reduce or even abandon, and organize that. And once we've said that, the question of distribution reappears. If we can't imagine a world where everything will grow without environmental problems, the question of inequality will come back with a vengeance.”
https://legrandcontinent.eu/fr/2024/02/22/une-monde-sans-transition-une-conversation-avec-jean-baptiste-fressoz/