German leaders resign after crushing Greens election loss
“Suddenly everybody hates them.”
“Suddenly everybody hates them.”
If the Germans just did nothing at all, it would have been Greener.
They call it the "Energiewende," meaning energy transition, and it doesn't work.
All over the world, people directly experiencing the harm of the climate and energy campaign are waking up and speaking up.
"We are watching the controlled demolition of the German agricultural sector due to Net Zero."
Germany, like a few other nations, is quickly learning that the virtuous adoption of anti-energy policies has negative consequences in the real world.
Green Europe is running out of electrons.
The Biden administration is hot to trot to install giant, industrial-scale wind facilities along the U.S. East Coast.
Germany's new leaders have experienced a rude lesson regarding the disastrous consequences of years of naïve opposition to fossil fuels.
Higher energy costs for Americans are eminent along with worldwide ecological degradation and human right abuses from mining for wind, solar, and EV materials.
Greenpeace and Green Party cage match!
A mob of left-wing protesters wanted to stop EIKE, the European Institute for Climate and Energy, from holding its annual two-day scientific conference in Munich. "We found you" their banner reads.
Germany’s failed climate goals should be a wake-up all for governments everywhere.
Oddvar Lundseng, Hans Johnsen and Stein Bergsmark Even worse, its growing problems with wind and solar spell trouble all over the globe.
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