© REXJoe Biden announced the goal to cut emissions by 2030, compared with 2005 levels, at the start of a two-day climate summit on Thursday, April 22, 2021
Biden's ambitious plan could mean Americans will be forced to cut 90% of red meat from their diets which equates to about one average-sized hamburger per month.
Americans may also be forced to purchase a $55,000 electric vehicle under Biden's Marxist climate plan.
Joe Biden announced the goal to cut emissions by 2030, compared with 2005 levels, at the start of a two-day climate summit on Thursday
Americans may have to cut their red meat consumption by a whopping 90 percent and cut their consumption of other animal based foods in half.
Gradually making those changes by 2030 could see diet-related greenhouse gas emissions reduced by 50 percent, according to a study by Michigan University's Center for Sustainable Systems.
To do that, it would require Americans to only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or 0.18 ounces per day.
It equates to consuming roughly one average sized burger per month.
More than half of new cars bought in the United States would need to be electric within the next decade, studies show.
The University of Maryland's School of Public Policy estimated that cleaning up transportation would count towards about a quarter of Biden's goal.
It would mean more than 65 percent of new cars and SUV sales and 10 percent of new truck sales would need to be electric.
Currently, electric cars make up about 2 percent of new passenger vehicle sales.
The average cost of a new electric vehicle is about $55,000.
Reader Comments
But perhaps people could be convinced to give those lithium powered microwave ovens, commonly called cell phones, that everyone spends all day charging and recharging. A cell phone uses about the same electrically annually as a small refrigerator. So, a family with 2 teenagers has 4 cell phones consuming enough energy to power 2 full sized refrigerators - just to communicate all day.
And all the while the government alphabet agencies are using those very same phones to spy and track ALL the family's activities.
Oh!!!! It's RED meat!!!!
What a load of f*cking *ollocks.
I got a little past this and instead, of continuing, I'm giving up. So Cristina Laila is saying that Americans, on average have a total monthly 'red meat' consumption (also see HFL's valid points supra) of only 1.1 (110%)* X one hamburger per month? Uh, say what? ( So assuming that we're talking about a McD's 'Quarter Pounder' of 0.25 lbs, . . oh fuck it. I'm not bothering. Poorly written, poorly conceived and likely poorly edited but I ain't bothering to find out.
Get a better writer Post Millenial, poste haste.
R.C.
*Actually, I'd guess that number should be around 1.09 or 1.89yada yada or so but I ain't gonna bother to do the quick calculation; waste of time.
RC
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If this Marxist bastard does go ahead with this part of his orders, I'll start raising cattle! Then I'd have real organic red meat! Maybe I'd even feed the cows some beans so they'd fart even more! X3! Bugger that senile old Pedo and his crack smoking kid!
Ragnar, good points about where this runaway train is going.
RC
I heard a statistic the other day that the U.S. military pollutes more than 140 nations combined.
Not what the expected range of an electric tank is meant to be
Found this 2019 article:
US military is a bigger polluter than as many as 140 countries - shrinking this war machine is a must
The US military's carbon bootprint is enormous. Like corporate supply chains, it relies upon an extensive global network of container ships, trucks and cargo planes to supply its operations with...I just feel sorry for all the people of the world brainwashed into thinking giving up meat completely won't affect their health.
Pretty soon they're going to be throwing supposed virgins off of the Capitol building in DC to appease the sun god.
RC
Truly, whoever can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.
RC