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We are killing people in reaction to the irrational hysteria of a climate cult.

America’s unabated movement toward electricity from breezes and sunshine have transferred the countries’ energy demands onto foreign countries.

Misleading claims on organic food grocery bags deceive shoppers on bees and pesticides.

America’s obsession for green electricity to reduce emissions must be ethical and should not thrive off human rights and environmental abuses in foreign countries.

It is time that developing economies stop experimenting with proven failures like wind and solar and start developing infrastructure that can address international price volatility.

The U.S. desperately needs more fossil fuels to address rising prices, shortages, and Russian aggression in Europe. But rather than encourage the development of domestic sources, foreign supplies from hostile regimes in places like Venezuela and Iran are pursued.

Adding low cost solar and wind power just makes grid electricity more expensive.

With their ban on nuclear and the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) divesting objectives to divest in coal, natural gas, and crude oil, all their eggs are on breezes and sunshine for electricity.

The reality that fossil fuels will dominate the global energy sector for many decades renders meaningless the sacrifices people in the West are being asked to make — high energy prices and shortages — to purportedly save the planet from the fabricated crisis of global warming.

Chasing out power producers with EPA regulations only hurts the economy and American citizens.

Energy disruptions, blackouts, and other crises are a direct result of ‘green’ policies, and can cause widespread mayhem and death – especially in developing countries.

Australia’s recent embrace of green energy leads it closer to the brink of an energy disaster.

Don’t bother reading this book’s fanciful fear mongering.