Sierer’s analysis hits the nail on the head that climate activism is more likely to be harming the world’s poor rather than helping them.
The SEC is in the unenviable position of trying to defend the indefensible.
The projects include electric vehicle (EV) charging station construction, funds to help local governments expedite green energy siting and programs to enhance heat pump adoption.
There was this herd mentality … and I think it was unworkable from day one; I said so as much internally
The revolution taking place in the global auto industry is driven by the incredible and once unthinkable maturation of Chinese automakers that do a number of things differently.
Charging station operator now levying extra fee if you take too long to charge your electric car. The aim: “fairer distribution”.
China is reporting economic growth during a period of falling CO2 emissions - but this isn't the first time China has promoted this falsehood.
... and underscores how Germany’s green master plan remains an illusion.
The story of Dharnai serves as a cautionary tale for the implementation of renewable energy projects in rural India, where pragmatism is the official choice over pie in the sky.
In 2017, Google declared it had reached “100% renewable energy for our global operations.”
Leading officials blame projects having become “much more challenging” and offering “no relative returns.”
...California’s “green” Governor Newsom is by far the MOST UNPOPULAR Governor in America !
I wonder how investors who bet on UBS' 2020 imminent green energy boom hype feel today?
So the road is not only long, but also expensive.
A fallacious argument in the energy/climate debate is that wind and solar are cheaper than fossil fuels in electric generation. It must be wrong because government subsidies are front-and-center for on-grid dilute, intermittent...
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