By utilizing Ukraine’s extensive mineral reserves, the agreement offers a vital opportunity to diversify critical mineral supply chains, lessen Western dependence on China, and strengthen transatlantic alliances at a crucial moment in the global geopolitical landscape.
Ukraine's nuclear power may go offline, but should survive Putin's invasion.
"The argument about “unused” leases is a red herring, a smokescreen for energy policies that have had a hamstringing effect on the world’s leading producer of natural gas and oil. It suggests American producers have been motivated by a desire to manipulate the market during the current crisis in Europe. This is false. American oil and gas producers are able and willing to do their part to support American energy leadership, including providing energy that can help allies abroad." — Kevin O'Scannlain, API In Episode 259 of District of Conservation, Gabriella explains the differences between oil and gas leases versus permits [...]
BY PATRICK HYNES: Germany, which just appointed the head of Greenpeace as its climate czar, has been the world’s most ambitious adopter of this radical approach.
Europe’s self-inflicted abandonment of its own energy resources resulting in dependence on Russian oil seems to generally follow Lenin’s playbook when he reportedly quipped that “capitalists will sell us the rope by which we hang them.”
Kerry hopes Putin “will help us to stay on track with respect to what we need to do for the climate.”
Biden’s refusal sanction Russian energy makes his stated solidarity with the Ukrainian people a cruel joke.
Unleash free world energy.
The UN has seized the opportunity of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine to warn of impending doom – not from Putin’s putting Russia’s nuclear forces on high alert, but from countries failing to reduce their carbon emissions.
IWF senior policy analyst Charlotte Whelan joins the podcast to discuss the problems with ESGs and failure to keep American energy security.
Watch: Morano on Fox & Friends: Biden admin. cited ‘going green’ when ‘canceling the EastMed pipeline from Israel to Europe’
Could Putin have chosen to attack in winter knowing Europe needed Russian energy?
WATCH NOW: In 2020, the United States was back to 1952 with energy, not just independence, but energy dominance. Then came Biden.
Read the 1994 Budapest Memoranda on Ukrainian Security Assurances.
The Biden administration's preservationist policies have invited domestic energy crisis in wake of the imminent Russian-Ukrainian conflict.