Pekka Junt’s column: We will have to drive down this destruction machine before long

Steps towards a more sustainable life are simple. Often it is enough to do nothing, write a junt.

In recent years, I have been following the implementation of the green transition in Lapland in recent years. The enthusiasm has been dizzying. Suddenly, almost everything is a green transition. Giant energy projects, even mines, are part of the \”clean\” future.

Without fossil, ever cheap and unlimited oil, no one should even think about ten thousand.

The green transition is built with fossil fuel, but it is even more significant that it is done with the brain of a fossil period.

An unlimited amount of cheap energy, and the innovations it brings gave man a divine power and ability that we could not deal with.

Man thinks he can do anything, even to correct massive industrial operations what these operations have caused to nature.

We need something else. A little new, a little old to every level of society from individual to business.

The easiest thing to do is not to make stupidity.

In my personal life I can not buy meat. I can leave the eighth cup of the day without drinking coffee. It’s about ecological abandonment. Every active failure takes you to change.

I can only let the commercial forest grow and tie carbon for another ten years and then move on to continuous breeding, where the forest remains all the time as a forest. In practice, non-beating is always a climate and nature act, as our forests are young.

What prevents us from stopping the payment of industrial subsidies harmful to the environment? Not only one decision of Parliament is needed.

We believe in the state more strongly than anything. The existence of a beloved state is so important to us that the needs of national defense always take precedence over our environment.

Only a prosperous and reserved state can battle against other states. Therefore, in Finland, a large -scale giant operation from the great savvy wind power in Finland, in Finland, is justified by national needs.

But could we still miss you? Would it be possible even in the wilderness area, even if the motherland calls it to do it?

Could we not build the track, even though the beach and the forest are wonderfully virgin looking to dig and blow up?

Quickly now. Time is money.

The future is the general differences. At least it is ecologists, philosophers and priests. We need new step marks to implement a person’s part. We need the march of values, morality and new beliefs.

We have to drive down this destruction machine before long. We can very well start today. What stupidity do you miss today?

*Pekka Juntti*

*The author is a writer and journalist working in Lapland.*