Petre Roman: Efectul ambivalent al Green Deal

Petre Roman argues that Green Deal policies have led to increased atmospheric temperatures due to reduced aerosol density, which previously helped reflect solar radiation. He acknowledges the harmful effects of coal-fired power plants but emphasizes the need for context in environmental policies. Roman highlights the dual nature of climate change effects, where reducing harmful emissions can inadvertently contribute to warming. He cites the EPA's findings on PM2.5 pollution from burning coal and wood, which is more significant than emissions from vehicles.