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GreaterNYCDude
2022 Jun 3, 6:54am
That may be, but I think that some WANT higher prices for traditional fossil fuels (gasoline, heating oil, etc.) because it makes the alternatives they are trying to pitch look more attractive.
The first time we had a push for "green" energy was back in the 70s during the oil crisis. I expect we'll see that again in over the next five to ten years. Frankly, it's already started, all the major car manufacturers are developing electric vehicles.
The first time we had a push for "green" energy was back in the 70s during the oil crisis. I expect we'll see that again in over the next five to ten years. Frankly, it's already started, all the major car manufacturers are developing electric vehicles.
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zzyzzx
2022 Jun 3, 7:53am
zzyzzx
2022 Jun 3, 7:53am
GreaterNYCDude says
Hasn't Biden already stated this?
ut I think that some WANT higher prices for traditional fossil fuels
Hasn't Biden already stated this?
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Onvacation
2022 Jun 3, 5:50pm
Onvacation
2022 Jun 3, 5:50pm
zzyzzx says
More than once. I think he even said, to paraphrase, the transition away from fossil fuels will be painful but necessary to save the world.
And the big guy gets ten percent.
GreaterNYCDude saysut I think that some WANT higher prices for traditional fossil fuels
Hasn't Biden already stated this?
More than once. I think he even said, to paraphrase, the transition away from fossil fuels will be painful but necessary to save the world.
And the big guy gets ten percent.
Are they secretly (or overtly) cheering high has prices and the prospect for a 1970s style energy crisis as it will make the alternatives more economic attractive?
Seems to be we may be heading that way. MSM is at least preparing the narrative. Invest accordingly.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/02/business/energy-crisis-inflation/index.html