John Kerry: World is 'insane' to subsidise fossil fuels

The video discusses the critical need to prevent energy from being weaponized, as seen in recent geopolitical events. It highlights the importance of transitioning from fossil fuels, reducing global emissions, and the role of diplomacy in achieving climate goals. The urgency of reducing methane emissions is emphasized, along with the historical context of climate agreements. The video concludes by outlining the benefits of climate action and the opportunities in the new energy economy.

What is the main lesson Europe has learned from recent geopolitical conflicts regarding energy?

• To increase fossil fuel production

• To rely more on nuclear energy

• To de-weaponize energy

• To reduce energy consumption

What was the outcome of the debate on fossil fuel reduction at the global level?

• A decision to phase out fossil fuels immediately

• No agreement was reached

• A decision to increase fossil fuel usage

• A decision to phase down fossil fuels

What is the equivalent impact of a 30% reduction in methane emissions?

• All cars going electric

• All factories shutting down

• All airplanes stopping flights

• All vehicles and ships achieving zero emissions

What has been the trend in fossil fuel subsidies in recent years?

• They have decreased significantly

• They have remained the same

• They have increased

• They have been eliminated

What is the 'definition of insanity' according to the speaker?

• Continuing to subsidize fossil fuels while trying to reduce emissions

• Investing in renewable energy

• Ignoring climate change

• Relying on outdated technology

What are some potential benefits of addressing climate change, even if the threat is overestimated?

• More traffic congestion

• Higher energy costs

• Cleaner air and water

• Increased pollution

Who will benefit from the new energy economy according to the speaker?

• Those who wait for others to act

• Those who invest early

• Those who rely on fossil fuels

• Those who ignore climate change