Book (Practical) Essays and essays The Ecology of the Dead : Stop Now Solar Panels

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Essays and Essays ■ Professor Koike : Making solar panels mandatory leads to genocide. I waited for an overly stupid policy of making solar panels mandatory! Not only plastic shopping bags but also the very wrong eco-policy ■ Don't be fooled by environmental propaganda! True factfulness that Japanese people should know ■ What is really necessary is China's decarbonizing problem. ■ False information that abnormal weather is frequent due to climatic change ■ "What is good for the environment" will change in 2-3 years ■ Tell people how it is good for the environment. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government aims to make solar panels mandatory into an ordinance. (as of December 8, 2022) However, even if it becomes an ordinance, it will not be the end. (…) The reason for the special emphasis on solar panels is, of course, important in itself, but it is also a microcosm of the major problems in Japanese energy and environmental policies. Since the SUGA Yoshihide Administration's "Zero CO2 by 2050" declaration, there is no need or way to make it zero CO2 by 2050. Europe has brought about the energy crisis and the war in Ukraine. Without learning from this, the Japanese government continues to emphasize "renewable energy first" as pushed by Minister Kono, and implements policies that increase the cost of utilities. Let's use the solar panel controversy as a stepping stone to discussing publicly the contradiction of the "decarbonizing policy" that has so far been dominated by sympathetic pressures and "cold lips". Let's correct a completely distorted energy policy that has made the Japanese unhappy and only benefited the Chinese. Let's say goodbye to the high cost of utilities and chronic power shortages. Let's take back cheap and stable energy into the hands of the people. I hope this book will be a modest step towards creating such a national movement. We hope that this book will be a small step towards creating such a national movement. Of course, it is important, but it is also a microcosm of the big problems in Japanese energy and environmental policies. It is also a microcosm of the big problems in Japanese energy and environmental policies. Since then, "Zero CO2 by" has been declared by the Prime Minister's Administration. There is no need or way to make it zero CO2 by. Japan has brought