Sean Adl-Tabatabai – Sweden has announced that it is scrapping the WEF’s green energy targets and has declared that man-made global warming science is a scam.
In a statement announcing the new policy in the Swedish Parliament, Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson warned that the Scandinavian nation is switching to “a stable energy system.”
Svantesson warned that wind and solar power are too “unstable” to meet the nation’s energy requirements. Continue reading
Niamh Harris – Business chiefs have warned that Germany faces electricity shortages and should expect to see critical industries leave the country after the government decided to shut down the last remaining nuclear power plants in favor of renewable energy
The head of energy firm RWE said he fears that Germany will face a shortage of electricity that will see prices in the already struggling country soar. Continue reading
Clarice Feldman – Energy issues are boring to many people, full of the sort of things the current wizards of academia and the press consider “white privilege” and “patriarchal” thinking — you know, the kind of thing in which correct answers matter more than subjective feelings. Significant numbers of people escape into fantasy worlds rather than consider reality, which is not only boring, but often harsh enough that it requires us to make hard choices. Escapism seems preferable.
On the one hand, we have those hucksters who profit off our ignorance by providing dire forecasts, the daily frisson of horrific scenarios which appeal to the growing number of neurotics who need it as much as their morning coffee to jumpstart their sluggish mental systems, along with politicians who feather the nests of their buddies with expensive, nonfunctioning projects like Solyndra. If you’ve forgotten them here are 50 of them, everything from famine to death by “blue steam,” and from a return to ice ages to drowning by ice melts caused by climate warming. Continue reading
The choices that we make daily in our lives impact our environment, climate, and economy. It’s important to realize how important environmental sustainability is. You should opt for products and services that promote environmental sustainability. Sustainability should be considered a necessity, not a choice. Therefore, we should opt for green energy sources to power our houses and energy-saving light bulbs. We should promote sustainability globally by shifting to green, sustainable, and energy-efficient products.
Listed below are the things you can do to promote sustainability.