What did predictions get right?
What can man do to change the weather?
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Carbon from wildfires warms the Arctic TWICE as much as fossil fuels (msn.com)
Whoda thunk it?
So, how about spending more time mitigating wildfires, and less effort pushing electric vehicles and their toxic and dangerous lithium batteries!
The Biden administration loves electric vehicles in theory but not in practice (msn.com)
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Unfortunately, all policies come with trade-offs. The primary trade-off for clean forms of energy and transportation is that these technologies require rare earth materials that necessitate mining. Environmental advocates have long opposed mining in the U.S., as mining has inherent environmental impacts, but we must look at where this narrow-minded approach has gotten us. Mining outside the United States where environmental standards are lower is not better for the environment, nor is it better for laborers — often children — that work in abhorrent conditions. The Biden administration must not only accept this reality but put a plan into action to address it.
To be clear, electrifying our transportation sector is a worthy goal. Contrary to popular belief, the majority of emissions in the United States do not come from the energy sector but instead from the transportation sector. The problem here is not that President Joe Biden wants to encourage clean innovation in the transportation sector, but that his administration is trying to skip a crucial step in its quest to do so
Why no calls to ban cryptocurrency to save the environment?
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