Paris Agreement: Plan to Cook Earth Twice Over by 2030
Ten years post-Paris Agreement—yes, the 2015 global pinky promise to cut climate pollution—countries are now planning to pump out more than double the fossil fuels neatly inconsistent with that agreement. Despite fancy charts and summits, the globe seems keen on doubling down like a blackjack player ignoring the dealer's warnings. Instead of hugging trees, energy companies seem more interested in competitive overproduction, ensuring Earth gets baked hot enough to skip winter vacations. The numbers don’t lie: the world’s fuel factories wink at sustainability, then crank extraction to 200% of what climate science pleads for. If irony was a fuel, we'd be self-sustaining by now.
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Ten years after promising to save the planet, countries are producing twice the fossil fuels they swore not to. It’s like a smoker signing a quitting pledge, then lighting up two packs to celebrate. Climate karma’s coming for ya.
The Paris Agreement: the world's biggest 'Do As I Say, Not As I Do' on fossil fuels. It's like promising to diet and ordering a family size pizza plus fries.
Turns out 'commitment' to climate action means 'commit to pumping twice the fuel.' Can we get this GIF of a planet shrugging literally made into a statue?
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/22/2025 | Author: Jeff Brady
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