Dollar Tree medals Kerry admits zero emissions in US wouldn't make difference in climate change

https://nypost.com/2021/01/27/kerry-zero-emissions-wont-make-difference-
in-climate-change/

WASHINGTON — President Biden’s climate czar, John Kerry, admitted 
Wednesday that the US reducing its emissions to zero wouldn’t make much of 
a difference in the global climate change fight — before pushing domestic 
manufacturing of electric cars and solar panels in favor of energy 
production.

Kerry’s remarks were made ahead of Biden’s signing of a host of executive 
actions on Wednesday pushing his $2 trillion Green New Deal-inspired 
climate agenda.

“He knows Paris alone is not enough,” Kerry told reporters at a White 
House press briefing, referring to Biden re-entering the US in the Paris 
Climate Agreement in one of his first acts as president.

“Not when almost 90 percent of all of the planet’s global emissions come 
from outside of US borders. We could go to zero tomorrow and the problem 
isn’t solved,” Kerry conceded.

The former secretary of state, now Biden’s climate envoy, acknowledged 
that it would be difficult to bring the world’s top polluters to the 
table, including China, which produces 30 percent of the world’s carbon 
emissions.

But then he pivoted from that point, shifting his focus back to domestic 
electric car and solar panel production, saying the nation could not 
afford to be tight-fisted, even as the US grapples with a devastating 
recession and health crisis.

“The science tells us we have to,” Kerry said when pressed by a reporter 
on the $2 trillion price tag on Biden’s plan.

The president is also seeking $1.9 trillion for a coronavirus rescue 
package.

“It’s a lot of money, but we’ll lose a lot more if we don’t do the things 
we need to do,” he said, noting that the US already spent billions on 
damage from by storms.

Biden has denied that oil and gas jobs would be lost in his curbing of 
domestic energy production, even though his last “climate action” 
scrapping the Keystone XL pipeline will result in thousands of layoffs.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said Wednesday that 
Biden’s energy plan would take a “wrecking ball” to oil, gas and coal jobs 
in states across the country.

“I think he is kicking the American people when they’re down economically 
and it is not a message of unity that he has been talking about,” Morrisey 
told Fox News, calling Biden’s climate plan far more aggressive than 
President Barack Obama’s.

But Kerry insisted that workers had been “fed a false narrative,” 
suggesting the people impacted could easily transition into green jobs.

“They’ve been fed the notion that somehow dealing with climate is coming 
at their expense,” Kerry said. “No, it’s not. What’s happening to them is 
happening because of other market forces already taking place.”

“Coal plants have been closing over the last 20 years. So what President 
Biden wants to do is make sure those folks have better choices, that they 
have alternatives, and they can be the people who go to work, to make the 
solar panels.”

The remarks drew instant comparisons to the Solyndra scandal, which 
ensnared the Obama administration.

The solar panel company went bankrupt shortly after receiving $528 million 
in loan guarantees under Obama’s clean-technology program.

The administration was accused of hurrying an Office of Management and 
Budget review of the enormous loan to advance its green economic agenda.



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