Environment/Energy

The Industrial Revolution unleashed what economist Deirdre McCloskey calls the Great Enrichment, the enormous increase in standards of living and life expectancy of the past 250 years.

The government buys the juice, plus snacks for the integral convenience store.

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

Depending on weather-dependent energy for jobs and living standards takes money, resources.

Energy poverty is among the most crippling but least talked-about crises of the 21st century. We should not take energy for granted…

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.

The most expensive electricity and fuels in the nation are being borne by those that can least afford living in “energy poverty”.

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.

Banning carbon-based fuels will impose enormous costs that Team Biden deliberately ignores.

Now all of the pieces of the global elite plan are converging.

What the Democrat’s CLEAN Future Act calls for simply cannot be done, because there is no feasible cure for intermittency.

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

Electric vehicles are trendy but not very Earth-friendly, affordable or emission-free