What Biden has done is to cut the issuance of drilling leases to the minimum required by law, pass the Inflation Reduction Act, enact a regulation to force vehicle electrification, and similarly force fossil fuels out of most power plants.
What Biden has not done: stop issuing drilling permits or impose export restrictions on fossil fuels. The former has some serious limits because of how the courts treat the right to drill as a property right once you hold a drilling lease, and the latter is simply untested.
The technological landscape that developing countries have today is very different from what it was a century ago. Wind and solar power are cheap in a way that they weren’t then, so there’s the possibility of a green industrialization, where they don’t have to go down the road the US and Europe and China did.
Yeah naa…there’s a reason coal is being used and i’ll let you do your research before spilling BS.
In the vast majority of developing nations coal is far more expensive than solar - even when factoring in batteries.
Care to share your baseless nonsense? There’s enough of it out there that I won’t make assumptions about your personal flavor of dumb.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source
Everyone’s a keyboard warrior here -
https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/23458617/cop27-fossil-fuels-energy-developing-countries-coal-oil-gas-africa-finance
Everyone is a keyboard warrior, but not all of us have a point - do you?
TL;DR of your citation: Developing nations are a drop in the ocean, fossil fuels have significant downsides, and it wouldn’t be fair to put this burden on them - even if it threatens their existence more than most.
None of that disagrees meaningfully with anything I’ve said. Renewables are a cheaper solution all of us should be using.
What’s the point you failed to outsource?