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We are killing people in reaction to the irrational hysteria of a climate cult.
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Climate activists’ ill-founded opposition to fossil fuels threatens to stop a major pipeline project in East Africa and stymie economic growth in Uganda and Tanzania — home to some of the world’s poorest people.
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The victims of higher energy prices are economic growth and the long-running fight against poverty, which translates into harder lives for billions of people struggling to fend off malnutrition and disease.
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The green agenda of European politicians — in place longer than Biden’s — has led to fracking bans, closing of nuclear and coal plants and overreliance on wind. High energy prices and electricity shortages have ensued. Countries face possible price hikes and disruption of gas supplies.
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Saving the planet must not mean rejecting fossil fuels to meet such needs. Otherwise, the clarion call of environmental activists is the death knell for the billions they would condemn to energy poverty.
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The causes of Third World intermittent electricity include poor grid infrastructure such as outdated transformers and inadequate fuel supply to power plants. Now, unreliable so-called renewable energy sources — based mostly on wind and solar — are being added as a further risk to reliability.
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Nuclear power plants – not wind turbines – are the future of energy production.
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The West must stop excoriating developing economies for their necessary utilization of fossil fuels.
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Though fancying themselves to be noble defenders of nature, these purveyors of doomsday scenarios are more akin to a cult’s priesthood offering commoners salvation in exchange for prosperity and freedom.
