To satisfy the desire for soccer entertainment, and the passion for a “green” society, world leaders silently support humanity exploitation and environmental degradation in OTHER countries.
Newsom’s avoidance of addressing tough energy policy questions will expose his limited energy literacy over the next four years of financial torture upon those that voted for him.
Newsom’s avoidance of addressing tough energy policy questions will expose his limited energy literacy over the next four years of financial torture upon those that voted for him.
Newsom refuses to explain why he will not allow drilling of oil and building of new refineries—though the cost of California gas is $2.55 more than the national average.
California's energy policies are leading the state down the road to an economic disaster. The fallout may affect far more than just California.
Residents that rejected the recall of Newsom, continually remain silent while the Governor continues to escalate all energy costs.
Everything that needs electricity is made with the oil derivatives manufactured from crude oil. In an all-electric world, there will be nothing to power without oil.
The wealthy countries continue to focus on subsidizing intermittent electricity from breezes and sunshine while developing countries and those not within the elite core of society, suffer from shortages and inflation.
Zero emissions at ANY COST seems to be the direction being mandated by governments and the Environmental, Social and Governance movements around the world, to divest in fossil fuels.
Dependance on lithium mining in America to qualify for subsidies, will further negatively impact the lithium supply chain for batteries and stagnate the mandated transition to EVs.
Both are doing great jobs of killing the economy.
The wealthy countries that have chosen to go “green” have the highest cost of gasoline and electricity.
The American people never voted to give the finance industry this sort of control over our country.
America has chosen to meet society’s demands for products by continually increasing supplies from foreign sources, but those choices are backfiring on the American economy.