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The Climate Crisis Is Expensive – Here’s Who Should Pay for It | Avinash Persaud | TED

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Crisis? Save the world?brThe good news is that there is no climate crisis Comment from : Arthur Foyt

I am not smart enough to understand what exactly he is proposing He comes across as a green, "sustainable systems" thinking Christian Lindner without the learning disability I like him Comment from : EdHERO451

Fossil Fuel taxes to pay for Green Solutions 🌎🌳🐝 Comment from : Bob Clarke

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it's sad how rich countries are not willing to help the poor countries to retrieve of the climate change crisis In south India, it's scorching hot, like the summer heat, which is not the month of hot climate which is right now as i write this, I wish the world could awake and see the climate change crisis happening in the world right now and causing people's lives Comment from : Blissa’s

We know who should but the question is who will if anyone??? Comment from : Theodore Sweger

walk the talk instead of walking the gob practice what your preach machan Comment from : Moiz Esufally

We should totally get behind these ideas and start making a difference for our planet Avi is right – we need to stop all the talking and blaming and actually do something! Comment from : CSEP - Inspiring Keynote Speakers

It’s all malarkey, hobcough, they speak about a future like we have time to find a solution… THE WORLD IS NOT WAITING FOR ANY ONE SPECIES TO TAKE THE HELM, Mommas got her own plans for how things are guna go from her on Comment from : PUEO HOOT

Solar farms and wind turbines have a finite functional life How will you renew them and recycle them? Oh hang on, that's an implementation problem, you're an ideas man Comment from : Mr Privacy

The world isn't burning The only way you can make resilience is by moving everything underground You could place the entry, say, in the antarctic Comment from : Mr Privacy

Save Our Planet Now Comment from : Vance H

Does anyone remember a popular song by Rush The Trees The last line Hatchett Axe and Saw That song comes to mind Give it a listen Comment from : Dan Reiki

I think your clue is the Philippines Comment from : Jolly Abias

We need more fossil fuels, not less Lots more because the need for cheap and reliable energy is growing and needs to grow a lot more Comment from : Steve Weiss

The presenter failed to make a few important distinctions First, he did not clearly establish that the US and European countries are by far the largest historical emitters of GHGs We would not be experiencing a climate crisis if it hadn't been for those historical emissions This is important to establish moral and financial liability Under commonly accepted legal and moral principles, if you do something that harms others, you pay to make those others whole Moreover, developed nations are still very high on the list of current per capita emitters brbrSecond, the presenter did not clearly distinguish the two basic types of costs: loss/damage and the costs of transitioning to renewable sources of energy The developed nations have agreed to pay 100 billion dollars per year to help cover loss/damage, but those nations are largely ignoring this obligation--they are violating the agreement In my opinion, the developed countries should also fund to a large extent the costs of developing countries shifting to renewable sources of energy I base this on the basic and widely accepted moral principle embodied in the statement, "you break it, you bought it" Developed nations have no moral standing to impose costs on developing countries to help repair a problem the developed nations caused and are currently making worsebrbrIf the developed countries continue to neglect their obligation to pay, the Paris Agreement is in grave danger of collapsing The issue of loss/damage almost scuttled the agreement in Glasgow The developing countries have succeeded in bringing these issues to the forefront of COP negotiations, and they're not going away Comment from : Tobin Miller

FYI, in 2022, 23 of power produced in US was from solar, wind and hydro Just 30 years earlier in 1992 it was 44 Things are getting better br brif we don't value something enough we over-consume it, says the 'chubby man' on stage He was chock full of audience grabbing cliches so I have to poke fun of him some things he said which are triggeringthe rich caused global warming energy consumption is slanted towards the rich the rich should pay more brbrI make $35,000/year in USA which is $20,000 less than average in the USA, but 35 times more than the average Indian or Honduran In the USA I'm poor In Honduras and India I'm rich Should I pay for my energy sins by giving money to India and Honduras? Comment from : Craig McDonald

Now it's time that Governments really need to come together while taking combined systematic actions to combat climate change Comment from : Rudra Pratap Singh

When he said "I was on a UN relief plane the next day" he lost me, the UN hates people The UN hates Nation States, it hates people who support regional cultures and national identity There is no such thing as "Green' energy There is no "Climate Crisis", there has been no increase in droughts, floods hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, or heat waves The climate changes, you can't fight that CO2 is good, fertilizer is good, and depriving developing nations of cheap fossil fuels, hurts the planet and its people This guy is a snake oil salesman Talking about any extra tax, wind and solar as viable energy sources, proves this Comment from : Billy The Kid

Propaganda talks Comment from : Benno Bassosaurus

Key Points, by Sonnet AI:br3:07: Dominica declares its goal to become the world's first climate-resilient nation and invites global experts to help with the rebuilding processbr3:36: The Bridgetown Initiative emphasizes the urgent need for developing countries to take action in halting climate change and highlights the responsibility of rich countries in causing global warmingbr4:37: Developing countries now contribute the majority of greenhouse gas emissions, making their green transformation essential in avoiding planetary destabilizationbr5:21: Rich countries should not expect developing countries to bear the burden of emissions reduction, as they are responsible for the majority of greenhouse gases in the atmospherebr6:55: Investing in renewable energies instead of bonds could have a significant economic impact and help halt climate changebr8:26: New sources of public finance are needed, including emission taxes and a financial transaction taxbr9:20: International development banks should lend more on Sustainable Development Goals and rich countries should provide additional capitalbr10:18: Investments in renewable energy in developing countries can be encouraged by an international agency that lowers the cost of guaranteeing returns against currency fluctuations, and implementing Barbados-style pause clauses in debt instruments can release billions of dollars and reshape the financial system Comment from : Ted Chai

I think all the enormous oil companies who’ve spearheaded this crisis should pay their fair share The people who can AFFORD to pay for this should pay Comment from : Aiden Knight

Solution? Tax, tax tax Cui bono? Wealth transfer scam Not a new game plan BTW there is no climate crisis Comment from : maikel0245

It's too bad the United Nations Climate Change Conference is primarily run by oil states w/ heavy agenda's to slow down any progress towards a green future Might be time to take a book from the French and remove the corruption from the top Comment from : Benjamimic

Yah, nice narrative my dude My 16 horrendous Honda diesel is for SURE the issue here Comment from : Alex

May God Be Always with You Sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏brIt has been a long long long time ago, "The Power" of " The Fosil Kingdoms" & their Monet are much stronger🙏🙏🙏 Comment from : Goetwil

The super rich 0001 with their boats yachts, mansions, must take some financial responsibility Comment from : ronold cross

Another one who says "nucular" Don't know why but that makes me cringe every time Otherwise, good presentation Comment from : Sylvain Duford

Those responsible must pay, not the victims Comment from : ronold cross

He lost me at "loans" Comment from : Paul A DAigle

There is no objective observational evidence that we are living in a global climate crisis The UN's IPCC AR6, chapter 12 "Climate Change Information for Regional Impact and for Risk Assessment", section 1252, table 1212 confirms there is a lack of evidence or no signal that the following have changed: Air Pollution Weather (temperature inversions), Aridity, Avalanche (snow), Average precipitation, Average Wind Speed, Coastal Flood, Agricultural drought, Hydrological drought, Erosion of Coastlines, Fire Weather (hot and windy), Flooding From Heavy Rain (pluvial floods), Frost, Hail, Heavy Rain, Heavy Snowfall and Ice Storms, Landslides, Marine Heatwaves, Ocean Acidity, Radiation at the Earth’s Surface, River/Lake Floods, Sand and Dust Storms, Sea Level, Severe Wind Storms, Snow, Glacier, and Ice Sheets, Tropical Cyclones There is no objective observational evidence that we are living through a global climate crisis None Comment from : Old Scientist

Bill gates should pay for it Comment from : antonioas709

Great presentation! Now, if only we could implement these things with the richer countries so we can finally start doing stuff that WILL affect the climate problem! As Avi said, all that's being done at the moment is talk, talk, talk and point fingers Let's get this going!!! Comment from : DD PWE

The bourgeoisie need to answer for their crimes The proletariat shouldn’t pay the price Comment from : Piku☆🌱

There is no climate emergency Statistically there is no more natural disasters Comment from : George Davidson

Unfortunately save ourselves is not cost effective Comment from : Il Biondo

Rich ppl lost control of everything A lot of ppl will die and noone is going to pay anything for thatbrThe only justice that exist is our system of justice When our civilization collapses there will be no justice again You can say thanks to the fossil industry Comment from : Bamrow

World Bank shill Comment from : SFjarhead

Climate change has been a hoax over 100 years with doomsdays that never happen Look it up Comment from : Nurse G

Those who are so keen to point the finger on Western countries for the climate change, are they as keen to point the finger on China for the COVID extensive consequences on the whole world ? Comment from : Dana Lissy

Our 800+ military bases around the world couldn't have anything to do with it Comment from : Alias

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If 100 companies are responsible for 71 of polution i thing its quite logical who should pay for it I dont get why economist always want the comon people to pay for smth they arent responsible for Comment from : BK0101 02

Even if the world decided to unite, there will always be the few greedy who will mess it up for everyonebrToday USA and the developed Europe have most of the weapons SobrYou know how easy it is to discover a new "al queda" or "isis" and decide to "install democracy" to any nation that dares to stand up against the NATO criminal gangbrWe all know what needs to be done and we know it is not possible any more Lost the chance to change the world somewhere between consumerism and hate for our neighbors Comment from : george so___s

Great 12 minute video explaining how capitalism is supposed to halt and save us all from the climate change catastrophe that it itself caused Thanks I hate it Comment from : The American American

World no 1 chanal TED 🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🏆 Comment from : Adigerla Prasad

As he flies around in a jet? Comment from : Austin Denotter

As a Caribbean native, this is a song sang sweet for those who create nice plans but fail to actualize other factors that makes these initiatives fail Comment from : Mordekai

"He who dies with the most toys wins" The quote was initially attributed to flamboyant millionaire Malcolm Forbes Comment from : innerlocus

Look who is talking? Comment from : Praveen Munda

CLIMATE CONTROL: lot of implications Comment from : Farticus Maximus

the rich, the rich need to pay for itbrbrbrHow is this even a question Comment from : Flowerfloc__

"the colonial era"? hasn't our entire history been the colonial era in one form or another? mongols, sumarians, egyptians, han chinese etc Comment from : Æthelstan

Excessive amount Greed of Capitalistic Economic system will eventually destroy this beautiful planet once the non renewable energy source is completely finished Comment from : N Thurai

The rich will pay, in money or blood Comment from : Jimmy

Talk without action 😂😂😂😂😂 reason why climate hit hard man made crisis Comment from : World Peace

Gdwork Sir 🥇 Comment from : colbert bigby

When this type of money is involved, corruption is a certainty Comment from : kmi187

Isn’t it a paradox that the richest lands on Earth are called “poor countries” and the poorest lands, “rich countries”? Isn’t it a ridiculous paradox that these poor countries need to be “financed”? Seems that “financing”, since at least Louis XIV, is a smooth way to get control over the natural resources rich-poor countries don’t have, but are abondant in poor-rich countries brIf there is a “climate changing”, capitalists that lead the world to wars and profited from oil should pay for it Comment from : G4merPro_

oh it will get paid for, whether anything's done about it or not in money or in blood Comment from : Dick Bird

How about the billionaires pay for it The messed it up in the first place Comment from : adw00000

Theres no stopping climate change The overwhelming majority of children born today wont age past 40 Comment from : Zak W

OMG Comment from : どこかのだれか

Y'all get ready your breathing will be taxed Comment from : Pond Hollow Orchards

Economics is a pseudoscienceno basis to physical reality akin to theology machinations Comment from : Tennessee Jed

This is real perfect speaking Comment from : kifayet piriyeva

Get LOST Comment from : MibellaLuna Pasquale

Chemical hoax Comment from : MibellaLuna Pasquale

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