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- Musk said the world still needs oil and gas
- Energy insecurity has risen following Russia’s decisions
- It is not the first time that Musk has called for more production of fossil fuels
The world should keep on removing oil and gas to support human progress, while likewise creating economical wellsprings of energy, Tesla pioneer Elon Musk told correspondents at a gathering in Norway on Monday.
“Practically I think we really want to involve oil and gas temporarily, in light of the fact that any other way human progress will disintegrate,” Musk said uninvolved in an energy gathering in the southern city of Stavanger.
Population decline is a bigger threat to humanity than global warming
Inquired as to whether Norway ought to keep on boring for oil and gas, Musk said that he thinks some extra investigation is justified right now.
Quite possibly of the greatest test the world has at any point confronted is the progress to economical energy and to a feasible economy, he said.
He said seaward wind power age in the North Sea, joined with fixed battery packs, could turn into a critical wellspring of energy. It could give areas of strength for an energy source in winter, he said.
He likewise voiced worries over rates of birth, repeating comments he made in a Twitter post toward the end of last week on the dangers of populace breakdown.
One of his more subtle things to be worried about is the rate of birth, and he believes that individuals actually should have an adequate number of children to help humans progress with the goal that we don’t lessen away, Musk said.
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Musk asserted his support for nuclear energy
In March following Russia’s attack on Ukraine and the West’s burden of authorizations, Musk tweeted: Hate to say it, yet we really want to increment oil and gas yield right away. Remarkable times request exceptional measures. He conceded such a result would be awful for Tesla.
This week, Musk multiplied down on his help for thermal power during the progress to net zero and said those supporting the closure of thermal energy stations were hostile to humans.
He likewise said for the current week that populace decline was a greater danger to mankind than an unnatural weather change, and emphasized those remarks in Norway.
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