Call to stop fossil fuel use must come with alternatives: Sadhguru

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Sadhguru, speaking at the UN climate talks, argued that simply urging nations to abandon fossil fuels without offering alternatives is ineffective. He emphasized the need for technological advancements to provide viable alternatives and highlighted that excessive talk about abandoning fossil fuels without practical solutions might be counterproductive.

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