Dan Jørgensen

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427 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 24 Jun

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The Rest Is Politics · 547. The Truth About Russian Oil, Net Zero, and North Sea Drilling · 24 Jun 2026 podcast

When I was 19 years old, I carried suitcases for a year in a hotel in London.

At that time, the only reason we knew it was summer was because the rain was a little bit warmer.

And we used to joke that if the color of our skin that wasn't tan, that was rust.

But now you have heat waves every year and we have them all over Europe and people are dying.

And we are the continent heating the fastest.

Climate change is extremely serious and it's here right now.

and it can spin out of control, and it's hitting the vulnerable parts of the world even harder, of course.

Also, if you're interested in security, like I know you are, Rory, really, climate change, that's the biggest treadmill multiplier we have on this planet, and it will lead to wars and insecurity and immigration.

We need to continue to speak about this issue, and we need to use it to also mobilize the will in our populations to do more.

Now, then we can take that back to the main arguments of what it is that we need to do.

And then we can turn it back into a positive argument because it really is very fortunate for us that what we need to do to save the planet is the same things we need to do to lower prices and to become more profitable.

I don't think, to be honest, I don't think many Europeans look to Trump and say he...

He is our leader and we want to follow him as well.

So in that sense, he has, of course, affected the world economy and the fact that they produce now more liquefied gas, LNG, and sell it to us and we need it.

Of course, in that sense, he's indirectly affected our energy policy in Europe.

But

But I will actually say that one of the effects probably of the U.S.

stepping back on the green transition will be that some of the money that were intended to be invested there, many of the big institutional investors and companies that were investing in green transition in the U.S., although a lot of it is still continuing,

we'll go to Europe.

So it indirectly can help us also attracting the investments that we want.

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