So 'impossible' but so QUICK!
I mean, they don't even have as easily used terrain as our much sunnier land.
But they
/the headline probably should have said "the biggest component of energy," Not "most."
For the first time ever, Europe generated more energy from renewable sources than fossil fuels in 2020.
mymodernmet.com
The brown part is wood.
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If a tree falls in a forest—and then it’s driven to a mill, where it’s chopped and chipped and compressed into wood pellets, which are then driven to a port and shipped across the ocean to be burned for electricity in European power plants—does it warm the planet?
Most scientists and environmentalists say yes:
By definition, clear-cutting trees and combusting their carbon emits greenhouse gases that heat up the earth.
The biomass industry is warming up the South's economy, but many experts worry it's doing the same to the climate. Will the Biden Administration embrace it, or cut it loose?
www.politico.com
There's something about this post I don't quite follow. This is a chart of energy production by fuel source. Yet you have it labeled as energy DEMAND. I have tried to locate this graphic but without paying for the report, the views available on the IEA website do not display page numbers and I have not found it in the 2020 WEA under Energy Demand or Energy Production. If you have some other method of getting to the context of this graphic, I would really like to see it. I do not that this seems to be a product of famous AGW minimizer Bjorn Lomborg. who has some experience as director of the Danish Environmental Assessment Institute but, by training, is a political scientist.
The reason for seeing the context is that if I look to see what portion of the current EU electrical generation comes from renewable sources, I get 38%. That is a very significant deviation from this chart. So, how about an active link to this graphic?