A 2019 Restrictive Report, which late reappeared, revealed thatconsumers will no longer be free to eat meat or dairy productsby 2030
The study besides stated that people should be limited to only 3 pieces of fresh clothing per year and 1 flight all 3 years.
These "suggests" will begin in countries that "consume the most" to aid reduce the "impact of urban consumption".
The study entitled "The Future of Urban Consumption in the planet of 1.5°C" was published in 2019 and sets targets for cities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, in line with the ambitions of the 2015 Paris Agreement.
The study allegedly aims to quantify and propose ways for the city authorities reducing consumption-based emissions.
This translates into enforcement measures that include limiting things people consume, specified as food, clothing and travel.
(Related: There's no energy for you! SF Bay Area to phase out natural gas heating equipment.)
According to the report, measures will be effective if they are first implemented among those who consume the most.
The study besides warns that "consumption-based emissions" must be reduced by at least 50 percent by 2030.
The study lists six sectors where cities in the planet can take fast action to address consumption-related emissions:
- Estimate In 2017, food emissions accounted for 13 percent of full C40 consumption-based emissions. Three-quarters of these emissions are estimated to come from food consumption of animal origin, while the remaining 25 percent come from food consumption of plant origin.
- Construction – In 2017, C40 city emissions related to building and upgrading of buildings and infrastructure accounted for 0.45 gigaton CO2 equivalent (GtCO2e), which accounts for 11 percent of this year's emissions.
- Emissions from clothing and textiles accounted for 4 percent of consumption-based emissions in C40 cities in 2017.
- Vehicles – In 2017, full consumption-based emissions from the usage and production of private vehicles in C40 cities accounted for 8 percent of full emissions.
- Aviation – Emissions related to C40 flights accounted for 2 percent of full consumption-based emissions in 2017. Although this figure appears to be comparatively marginal compared to another sectors investigated, the study warns that air travel is 1 of the most issue activities that individuals can undertake. The aviation manufacture is besides experiencing fast growth.
- Electronics – The study showed that the usage of electronics and household appliances has increased importantly over the last fewer decades. Emissions from electronics and household appliances in C40 cities accounted for 3 percent of full consumption-based emissions in 2017.
The 2019 study was co-created and co-delivered by C40, Arup and the University of Leeds, with financial support from Arup, Citi Foundation and University of Leeds.
The study says it's an analysis, not a plan, but the speech of the study sounds like a plan.
C40 This is simply a global network of mayors representing leading cities in the planet who work together to solve the "climate crisis". The network covers nearly 100 cities, as well as 143 cities and local governments that joined the C40 run "Cities Race to Zero".
The cities that sign under the run undertake to keep global warming below the 1.5 ° C mark specified in the Paris Agreement.
Without reading the reports and recommendations addressed to the signatories "Cities race to zero", it is hard to find whether the actions specified in the study are specifically included in the action plan.
If so, both 100 cities C40 and 1 additional cities commit to reducing consumer emissions in the report. It is clear that the Arup network is active in the same thing.
What is Arup?
Arup is simply a global network of "experts" who claim to form cities "in a 1000 ways".
The network has over 17,000 members and offices in 46 of the 97 cities that form the global C40 network.
C40 and Arup have been cooperating since 2009.
They worked together on dystopian publications specified as Deadline 2020, Green and Thriving Neighborhoods, and a guide to the creation of net zero districts.
But there's a chance that the cooperation went through, and the money changed the owner.
The first C40/Arup report, titled "Powering Climate Action: Cities as Global Changemakers", was published in 2015. In the same year Arup undertook to invest $1 million in 3 years in a investigation partnership with C40.
In 2019, in which the Consumer Emissions study C40/Arup "The Future of Urban Consumption in a 1.5°C World", Arup tripled its advisory support to C40 to $3 million over 3 years.
In 2023 Arup continued to invest in C40, devoting up to $300,000 a year to allegedly aid C40 increase resilience and decarbonisation in cities around the world.
In March, C40 Cities re-emphasised the Consumer Emissions study C2019 / Arup 40 in an article titled "A spotlight on consumption-based emissions".
C40 claims that since the 2019 report, cities around the planet have started mapping consumption-based emissions and have explored ways to reduce them.
Key information from study C40/Arup 2019
Starting on page 66, the study summarises what they hope to impose on consumers. These plans are created and agreed outside the democratic process and under false pretext.
Some of the changes that the study is pressing include:
- Effective usage of materials and avoiding fresh structures
- Eating little red meat and more vegetables and fruit, adding the report, may besides reduce the hazard of death associated with wellness problems specified as cancer, diabetes, heart illness and stroke
- Reduction in ownership of private vehicles to recover more space from parking on the street and return it back to the public sphere
- Buying less clothes can allegedly aid C40 city dwellers save an average of US$15,500 per individual over 20 years
- Limiting flights and adopting sustainable aviation fuels could prevent further harm to human health, buildings and infrastructure, as well as agricultural production
The thank you section at the beginning of the study shows that it was written by people from the following groups and universities:
- EAT Forum
- Ecolysis
- Ellen MacArthur Foundation
- Future Fashion Forward e.V.
- International Energy Agency
- University of East England
- World Business Council for Sustainable Development
- World Resource Institute
On paper, these measures seem beneficial, but in practice they are draconian. The activities of C40 and Arup must be stopped immediately and their activities permanently closed.
Visit GreenTyranny.newsto learn more tyrannical "green" resources.
Watch the video below to learn more about fraud related to climate change.
This movie comes from Dr. Jane Ruby's channel on Brighteon.com.
More related articles:
NY follows the example of California, banning petrol-powered vehicles by 2035.
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.naturalnews.com/
