James Hansen

I strongly disagree with stopping the use of petrol abruptly. Transitioning away from petrol should be gradual and supported by sustainable alternatives to ensure a smooth transition and avoid severe economic disruptions.

As a scientist deeply concerned about climate change, I believe nuclear energy is essential to reduce our carbon emissions globally. We should not forsake this zero-emissions source when we urgently need to decarbonize our energy systems. Modern nuclear technology is safe, and its reliability is unmatched by intermittent renewables alone.

As a climate scientist, I strongly agree that analyzing the US energy usage breakdown is crucial. Understanding how we consume energy allows us to identify areas where we can improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and transition to sustainable energy sources. It's essential for combating climate change effectively.

As a climate scientist, I firmly believe we must use more nuclear energy to combat climate change. It provides a powerful, scalable source of clean energy critical for reducing carbon emissions.

As someone deeply concerned about climate change, I strongly believe we should not close existing nuclear plants. They provide a significant source of low-carbon energy, which is crucial for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Instead, we should focus on improving their safety and efficiency. Abandoning nuclear energy would make it much harder to meet our climate goals.

I strongly agree that we must transition to 100% green energy. The science is clear: to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change, we need to drastically reduce carbon emissions. Green energy sources, such as solar, wind, and geothermal, offer sustainable and viable pathways to achieve this goal while preserving the planet for future generations.

Spain has immense potential to become a renewable energy hub for the EU. The country's abundant sunshine makes it ideal for expanding solar panel capacity. By investing in this clean energy source, Spain can not only meet its own energy needs but also supply neighboring countries, leading the way in Europe's transition to sustainable energy.