In crises, political decisions are always wrong. And Europe is in a deep crisis over the supply of natural gas to the continent. The point is that, frankly speaking, there are countries and many who did not agree with the Nord Stream project and who do not depend on gas as others do, and are now paying the consequences of this failed project. Now, the European Union is trying to find a joint way forward by appealing to solidarity (sharing the gas between countries), which is not easy, and unity. There are several dangers at this stage, such as, for example, -all in- with the entire production park, which implies a drastic environmental setback. Also, many of the nuclear reactors, mainly in France, have not been used for decades and their conditions are unknown. And then we hear insane apostolates: the representative of the Swedish Democratic Party, Mrs. Elsa Widding, a member of the coalition party of the new government, yesterday in the Swedish Parliament, confidently claimed that our planet Earth has no climate problems and urged poor countries to produce electricity with coal.
