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When I asked Saheb about the BECCS program, she replied, “This is the mode of colonialism. “The public doesn’t know anything about this mess at the IPCC,” she added. “The IAMs people will tell you the problem is known in the closed circles of the scientific community. But that’s nonsense, because what matters is if average people know. Why, she asked, is there no integrated assessment model at the IPCC that projects a convergence of living standards and well-being between the global north and south? Why is there no vision for the north to give up some measure of its excess affluence and privilege to share resources, energy, and wealth with those who have for so long been exploited by the dynamics of the world economy? Why is there no concern that speculative techno-innovation as extreme as that envisioned in BECCs won’t work because it’s likely untenable and most certainly unjust? Why is there no questioning, not even a recognition, of the neocolonialist thinking that undergirds the debate about global climate mitigation? I spoke with Saheb via Zoom from her home in Paris, and in the background her 2-year-old son fussed. It was late for her, nearly 10 p.m., and she had to get him to bed. “My son will be 30 years old in 2050,” she said.
You can also do this trip as an overnight and George will make all the hotel arrangements. Or you can do a multi night tour and visit Olympia, Delphi, Meteora, or all over the Peloponessos and Greek Mainland. You can also visit the Argolis on a tour which can be arranged with your Athens Travel Agent which is probably more economical if you are only one or two people. Try to visit Nemea where there are some fantastic ruins and the famous wine-roads where you can stop and sample some of the best wines in Greece from the wineries. Another excellent daytrip from Athens is Delphi and George can take you there too. For groups too big for a taxi see Billy’s Bus Tours and Dennis’s Limousine Tours. They are George’s sons! Do you enjoy using my site? Have you found it entertaining as well as useful? If so please show your appreciation by booking hotels through the travel agencies and the links found on my Hotels of Greece site. The small commission I make on the bookings enable me to keep working and in most cases you won’t find them any cheaper by searching elsewhere. Join Matt Barrett’s Greece Travel Guides Group on Facebook for comments, photos and other fun stuff. If you enjoy this website please share it with your friends on Facebook and other social media.
Every now and then we go out of our way to have a good time with our better halves, families or friends. Most people prefer visiting restaurants to feast on mouthwatering dishes they have not had for a long while. This is supposed to be a very happy moment but which can turn to be a major disappointment watering down the whole occasion if the restaurant’s ambience, service, and its food quality don’t live up to our expectations. Indeed, this is why most people consult restaurant reviews to obtain information about the best restaurants around before making reservations. As it turns out, the internet, newspapers and magazines post reviews of restaurants every given day but how many people have ended up being disappointed after trusting such posts? It so happens that certain restaurants invite columnists or writers and offer them free or discounted cuisines for one or more people in return for a favorable review in the eyes of potential customers.
