• JumpyWombat@lemmy.ml
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    21 hours ago

    It made it painfully clear to the public opinion how much society relies on gas.

    Unfortunately the general public doesn’t understand long term reasoning: nor climate change, nor energy independence. If it doesn’t happen right now, it’s ignored by most people. The high spike in price worked really well to open a debate to support more renewables or nuclear power.

    Consider that even now, after all that happened, the EU has a noisy minority trying to shoot down alternatives to gas.