How Can Expedited Permits Unlock 2000 Gigawatts of Clean Energy?

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The discussion centers around the potential for expedited permits to unlock 2000 gigawatts of clean energy, as highlighted by the Governator during the Austria world initiative on climate change. A notable error in the transcription of "gigawatts" as "gigabytes" was corrected, emphasizing the importance of accurate communication in environmental discussions. The conversation critiques major environmental organizations for their obstructive tendencies rather than promoting pragmatic solutions for clean energy development.

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Our Governator is attending the Austria world initiative on climate change. He wants us to know that we have "2000 Gigabytes of clean energy" waiting to be developed if only the permit process can be expedited. Lucky us. Listen to the video at about t = 2:20 and rejoice.

https://link.theplatform.com/s/rksN...ect&Tracking=true&Embedded=true&formats=MPEG4

It is interesting to note that that the captions underneath initially read "Gigabytes" as written by an AI auto-transcriber which was later corrected (presumably by a human) to "Gigawatts".
 
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Even if he had said it wrong (I don't think he did), his point is a good one. "Environmentalism", by major "environmentalist" organizations, has long been focused more on obstructing things they don't like (everything?) than supporting/promoting things they do, and being pragmatic about it.
 
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kuruman said:
the captions underneath initially read "Gigabytes" as written by an AI auto-transcriber which was later corrected (presumably by a human) to "Gigawatts".
Its CPU is a neural net processor, a learning computer. It corrected itself.
 
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