December 27th, 2022. Dirty Green Energy: Wind Farms
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December 27th, 2022. Dirty Green Energy: Wind Farms
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December 27th, 2022. Dirty Green Energy: Wind Farms
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It’s December 27th. You’re listening to the President’s Daily Brief. Your morning intel starts now.
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It’s day two of Dirty Green Energy — that’s this week’s updated and refreshed five part series looking at what many folks might otherwise know as Renewable Energy. And we’re focused on this issue for one simple reason:
Whether you like it or not, America is radically changing. We are being forced to drop oil, gas, and coal for things like solar, wind, and batteries to store their power. And that’s because proponents of this energy revolution say that climate change is an existential crisis.
And Renewable or Green energy will help stop it or even reverse it.
But is that true? Yesterday we talked about Solar Energy and as it turns out, it is not clean, green, or renewable. It’s very dirty. That doesn’t mean you can’t or shouldn’t buy it — that’s your choice. But know you know much more of the truth, and so you can purchase or support Dirty Green Solar Panels with your eyes wide open.
Well that was yesterday. Today we are talking about wind energy. So what do you think: are we going to find more dirty green facts about that wind energy? Oh yes, my friends, such much dirty to discuss.
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