The response here:
Stunningly well done. Will anyone actually see this other than Freepers?
I’m still waiting for Lizzie to attack ‘non-profit’ universities for raising tuition 4x the general inflation rate over the last 4 decades all while they are exempt from property taxation.
The electrification of vehicles....
I’m pretty sure that unless some type of Star Trek/Star Wars type of technology comes along some time soon, there is no way to produce the amount of electricity needed to charge all the electric cars they want. Whoever they are, because I’d rather not have one.
Those wanting and owning an electric car while still charging it using a fossil fuel generator are kind of hypocritical, are they not? They want to be ‘GREEN’ but know they can’t be all the way ‘GREEN’ because that would mean having to wait for their renewable energy system to charge their vehicle and there’s a chance that may not work. So, instead they still rely on the convenience, predictability and stability of fossil fueled power generation. If you’re gonna go ‘GREEN’, go ‘GREEN’. 100%. Then again, no one is getting a very generous tax break from CornPop to buy an gas guzzling F150, either.
Electric Vehicle Push Is Sparking Massive Deforestation, Environmental Damage
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/electric-vehicle-push-is-sparking-massive-deforestation-environmental-damage/ar-AARCll7?ocid=uxbndlbing .... guess having a Tesla or Volt ain’t so green after all.
I’ll wait for all the Pro-EV folks to start chiming about how, in the future, batteries will get better, cars will drive longer, the Chinese won’t hold the world hostage after controlling most of the lithium mines, they’ll figure out a way to recycle everything to include the wind turbine blades, make renewable energy more efficient, etc etc etc.
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Interesting tidbit I read. Not sure if it’s true as I don’t live or work in this world. Perhaps someone can comment on it.....
A two-megawatt windmill is made up o f260 tons of steel that required 300 tons of iron ore and 170 tons of coking coal, all mined, transported and produced by hydrocarbons. A windmill could spin until if falls apart and never generate as much energy as was invested in building it.
Nice work, Rummyfan. Yeah I bookmarked this one.
This is a spectacular letter, CEO Toby Z. Price of EQT Corporation!
I just love this. He makes a strong data-based argument that shows the conversion of coal to natural gas heating is big winner for both the consumer’s wallet and climate reduction goals.
Who knew? This letter is the ultimate takedown. Natural gas is a climate saver! I’d give anything to see the scowl of Pocohontas as she reads this excellent letter.
Ha, and the CEO is from Massachusetts where EQT operates.
Warren has some nerve asking those questions but then again she is a scumbag who plays politics at every turn.
The response was very good even if the guy sounds like he is a full blown global warming nut, but that might be for show.
In the end, Warren will trash his response and continue to lie about the issues.
“Massachusetts offers a wide variety of financial incentives for all consumers to save on their energy bills, including no-cost programs for home upgrades and enhanced incentives for income eligible customers. The statewide Mass Save® program offers no-cost home energy assessments, rebates on efficient heating equipment as well as 0% financing for major energy efficiency measures.
“As part of the Columbia Gas settlement, funds will provide debt relief for gas bills to thousands of low-income gas customers and enable clean energy and energy efficiency efforts in homes and buildings in Lawrence, Andover, and North Andover. Visit the Merrimack Valley Clean Energy & Energy Efficiency Programs page for more information.”
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-household-heating-costs
“Based on utilities natural gas filings at the Department of Public Utilities (DPU), DOER estimates that natural gas price for this winter will increase to an average of $18.60/MMBtu ($1.86/therm) compared to $16.17/MMBtu ($1.62/therm) last winter, an increase of about 16%.”
Fantastic response. Needs to be widely circulated.
This isn’t t talking back. Its reasoning with a complete idiot! Its as effective as pissing into the wind! Time to find out what they drive, fly in and mansions they live in and thei power useage. Then mock the left that they don’t really care about green energy, and turn thier base against them!