Issue #43

Hi! This is 'Super Diffusion' again …

And today I would like to start with an introduction to the 'We Don't Have Time’ newsletter, because it gets to the heart of everything that is important today and this week:

“Tomorrow [in fact it was yesterday] is Trump’s inauguration — but climate progress is bigger than politics

We know what to expect: pulling the United States out of the Paris Agreement, ramping up oil and gas production, and dismantling as much of the Inflation Reduction Act as possible. It’s a calculated strategy designed to sow uncertainty, demotivate the climate movement, and dominate headlines with anti-climate rhetoric.

But let’s be clear: these attacks on climate action are not solutions—they are a performance, straight out of the MAGA playbook. By mocking sustainability and deriding climate initiatives, Trump’s team seeks to rally their base, stoke outrage, and derail progress. It’s not about addressing real issues but about reinforcing tribal loyalty and distracting those working tirelessly to protect our planet.

We can’t let them have that power.

On his first day back, Trump will likely bombard us with a flurry of anti-climate proposals aimed at shocking and demoralizing. But we must see through this tactic. We don’t have time to be distracted. The best response is to keep going—to focus on the transformative change already underway and accelerate it.

Because here’s the truth:

• The U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement will not change the fact that wind and solar are the cheapest energy source in the world.
• “Drill, baby, drill” will not curb the exponential growth in electric vehicle sales.
• Canceling federal rebates will not make heat pumps less efficient than gas boilers.
• The 194 remaining signatories to the Paris Agreement will deliver updated climate strategies this year, and early indications are that they will be strong.
• Hundreds of organizations and local governments in the U.S. remain committed to climate action.
• Climate and sustainability dominate long-term concerns on the World Economic Forum’s latest Global Risk Report, and majorities in every country surveyed support climate action.”

After that nothing can come.

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?? Good news about the energy transition in Germany

Robert Habeck once again gets to the heart of the matter:

1. In 2024, more renewable electricity was generated than ever before.
2. The expansion of renewables also made good progress in 2024.
3. Good progress was also made in expanding the grid.

See the video here: “Good news in the field of energy transition in 60 seconds”

?? Recommendation 'We Don’t Have Time'

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?? Novocarbo @ Regenerativ & Digital

Again, I want to recommend the current episode of our podcast “Regenerativ & Digital” to you. This time David Pinzauti & I had a very interesting talk with Venna Lepel , CCO & CMO of Novocarbo . The technology and innovation behind Novocarbo ist exceptionell and the goals Novocarbo wants to reach within the next few years are worth all our support.

So, it's definitely worth a listen and a abo once again!

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