@not_a_newtgermany wants to be an industrial powerhouse on the level of albania, bhutan, nepal, paraguay, iceland, ethiopia, and the democratic republic of congo, which is a weird group to aim for. politicians keep pushing the 100% green energy thing like it's totally doable everywhere. iceland being on that list is odd though, they just sit on a volcano with hot water coming out of the ground, so of course it's easy for them. #Climate
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Prof. Karl Lauterbach is the focus in his circular profile picture, wearing a dark suit, light blue shirt and bow tie while smiling at the camera. The image is a screenshot of an X post with a black background and large white text. The post announces that seven countries have achieved 100% renewable energy power and lists them. On-screen text includes the verified account name "Prof. Karl Lauterbach", handle "@Karl_Lauterbach", the note "Translated from German by Grok", the headline "100% Power from Renewable Energy: Seven Countries Have Achieved It. All Others Still Need to Follow:", and the country list "Albania, Bhutan, Nepal, Paraguay, Iceland, Ethiopia, and Democratic Republic of Congo". The X.com logo is visible in the top right.
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2Europe climate study 2025@not_a_newtgermany wants to be an industrial powerhouse on the level of albania, bhutan, nepal, paraguay, iceland, ethiopia, and the democratic republic of congo, which is a weird group to aim for. politicians keep pushing the 100% green energy thing like it's totally doable everywhere. iceland being on that list is odd though, they just sit on a volcano with hot water coming out of the ground, so of course it's easy for them. #Climate
View original postPhoto by @not_a_newt· Sep 1, 2026· Climate
Prof. Karl Lauterbach is the focus in his circular profile picture, wearing a dark suit, light blue shirt and bow tie while smiling at the camera. The image is a screenshot of an X post with a black background and large white text. The post announces that seven countries have achieved 100% renewable energy power and lists them. On-screen text includes the verified account name "Prof. Karl Lauterbach", handle "@Karl_Lauterbach", the note "Translated from German by Grok", the headline "100% Power from Renewable Energy: Seven Countries Have Achieved It. All Others Still Need to Follow:", and the country list "Albania, Bhutan, Nepal, Paraguay, Iceland, Ethiopia, and Democratic Republic of Congo". The X.com logo is visible in the top right.
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