“The pipeline analysis may include emissions from upstream production and downstream consumption even though there’s no reliable way to measure either one. You can bet that regulators beholden to climate activists will assert that every new pipeline will massively increase emissions even though more pipelines are needed to transport natural gas to back up unreliable renewables, especially as nuclear and coal plants shut down. It won’t matter if the piped gas is replacing dirtier coal or helping to keep the lights on.” – WSJ Editorial Board
In District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses two important updates: her spring 2022 speaking tour and why the Biden administration must abandon its preservationist environmentalist agenda to restore U.S. energy independence.
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SHOW NOTES
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EIA: Fossil fuels account for the largest share of U.S. energy production and consumption
Bloomberg: Russia Captures No. 2 Rank Among Foreign Oil Suppliers to U.S.
DOI: Interior Department Report Finds Significant Shortcomings in Oil and Gas Leasing Programs
EP 231: Biden Administration Wages War on Oil & Gas and Celebrating the Monarch Butterfly’s Return
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