A shift away from energy-intensive heavy industry — like steel manufacturing — does account for a portion of the change, but not all of it.
and they don't mention the portion... 80%? 99%? 10%?
tightening of standards for gas boilers
which were made where? using what energy?
more efficient lightbulbs
which were made where? using what energy?
A neat phenomenon for sure, but typical low-IQ journalists just go around and ask people for quotations and deliver little depth or analysis or counterpoint. Shame. Shame++ that we pay for this
> A shift away from energy-intensive heavy industry — like steel manufacturing — does account for a portion of the change, but not all of it.
and they don't mention the portion... 80%? 99%? 10%?
> tightening of standards for gas boilers
which were made where? using what energy?
> more efficient lightbulbs
which were made where? using what energy?
A neat phenomenon for sure, but typical low-IQ journalists just go around and ask people for quotations and deliver little depth or analysis or counterpoint. Shame. Shame++ that we pay for this
Indeed, I was hoping for a definitive reason.
Indeed, I was hoping for a definitive reason.
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