Генеральный секретарь НАТО Йенс Столтенберг заявил, что военная техника выделяет слишком много парниковых газов, поэтому люди должны попытаться решить эту проблему. Глава альянса предложил ставить солнечные батареи на танки в рамках этой инициативы.
Вообще-то, он предложил всего лишь изучить, как можно уменьшить эти выбросы с помощью альтернативных видов топлива: солнечных батарей или других способов:
Secretary General: So climate change is a serious issue for many reasons. One of them is that climate change affects our security. Climate change is a crisis multiplier. And therefore, it matters for NATO, and therefore, NATO has to address the security consequences of climate change. One of the reasons I want to, as part of NATO 2030 to launch a process where NATO is adapting, developing a new Strategic Concept is that actually in the existing Strategic Concept we agreed back in 2010, climate change is hardly mentioned, it is mentioned one word tiny reference to climate change.
I think that in a new strategic concept for NATO, which hopefully will start to develop when we meet at the NATO Leaders meeting later this year, climate change has to play a much more prominent and important role. NATO should do its part to look into how we can reduce emissions from military operations. We know that heavy battle tanks or fighter jets and naval ships, they consume a lot of fossil fuel and emit greenhouse or co2, greenhouse gases, co2, and therefore we do
have to look into how we can reduce those emissions by alternative fuels, solar panels, other ways of running our missions.That will be good for the climate, reduced emissions of greenhouse gases, but it will also increase the resilience of our troops and military operations, because we know that one of the vulnerabilities in any military operation is the supply of fossil fuels. Along supply lines, vulnerable supply lines, As always, for two decades been a critical vulnerability for many different military operations so if we can make us less dependent on that, we are both reducing emissions, but at the same time, increasing the military effectiveness, the resilience of our troops. So, so we are working on that with different projects to look into how we can make our militaries greener and less dependent on fossil fuels.
So, we will address a climate change. We are in the process of stepping up in that area and for me it is a privilege to have my background as UN Envoy on climate change, and then bringing that background into my current responsibility as Secretary General of NATO.
https://www.nato.int/cps/uk/natohq/opinions_181208.htm
Воот!
А то у меня возможность есть, в школе где внучки учатся есть факультатив китайского... 
