Ronald Stein

The Senator’s Bill SB 467 is racially biasing more expensive electricity and fuels onto the less fortunate that will worsen poverty, which remains a bigger challenge than minor local environmental issues.

Intermittent electricity CANNOT provide the oil derivatives that are the basis of thousands of products that have benefitted humanity for more than 200 years.

Understanding the pros and cons of energy options from hydro, renewables, fossil fuels, and nuclear, for the world’s diverse population, would be best for the future of society.

As Governor Newsom faces a recall election, the Suez Canal blockage has further exposed the vulnerability of Newsom’s dysfunctional energy policies that are racially biasing high energy costs upon those that can least afford it.

Projects that forecast dire effects from the current warming receive Government funds, but no funds for answers about the causes of previous warming cycles that occurred before the Industrial Revolution 1760 – 1840.

Renewables have already underperformed in temperate climate California, resulting in the states’ need to import electricity from the adjoining Northwest and Southwest states

Without government subsidies, Germany and Australia have been unable to compete with the “green’ manufacturing in China and India, and neither will America

It is becoming more and more obvious as States and Countries jump onto the EV train, that there may be insufficient materials in the world to complete those EV dreams

Under the Biden climate plan, America will be discouraging U.S. energy independence, starting with suspending Federal Oil and Gas Permits

Emulating California’s energy mistakes will weaken America as the country will be increasing its demands from foreign countries for crude oil supplies

“Clean” electricity by 2035 faces two major hurdles

California’s high cost of electricity is already fifty percent higher than the national average for residents

Biden has yet to comprehend the limitations of just electricity from renewables to support worldwide economies and lifestyles