The wind. Something so natural and elemental that we take for granted in our everyday lives. But leave it to Trump to turn something as simple as the wind into a bizarre, nonsensical ramble. I mean, seriously, who gets upset about wind turbines ruining their view? Oh, right. Trump does. His vendetta against windmills seems to have stemmed from his golf course in Scotland being spoiled by an offshore wind farm. Talk about being petty.
During a recent speech, Trump went off on a tangent about how windmills, or should I say wind turbines (because apparently, he can’t tell the difference), are falling down, rusting, and ruining the countryside.… Continue reading
China is on track to reach its clean energy targets this month, a whopping six years ahead of schedule. As someone who has always been concerned about the environment and the impact of climate change, this news is incredibly uplifting. The fact that China is making such significant strides towards transitioning to a cleaner energy society should be applauded and used as an example for other countries to follow.
It’s mind-boggling to see the amount of skepticism and doubt surrounding China’s achievements in the realm of clean energy. While some may argue that the numbers are exaggerated or question the validity of the data, the reality is that these efforts exist and are making a tangible impact.… Continue reading
“We want all the remaining Bitcoin to be MADE IN THE USA!!! It will help us be ENERGY DOMINANT!!!” Yes, this is a real statement made by Trump on Truth Social. It’s quite evident from this statement that Trump’s understanding of Bitcoin and energy production is quite skewed, to say the least. It’s baffling to see someone with such a lack of knowledge on a subject speak so confidently about it. But unfortunately, this seems to be the norm rather than the exception with Trump.
It’s clear that Trump believes mining Bitcoin somehow produces energy, which couldn’t be further from the truth.… Continue reading
As someone who has worked in the energy sector for years, it breaks my heart to see the devastating impact of Russian airstrikes destroying Kyiv’s largest power plant. The destruction of such a critical infrastructure takes years to rebuild, not just in terms of physical reconstruction but also in terms of the intricate supply chain required to get all the necessary parts.
The recent attacks on Ukraine’s power plant are a grim reminder of the brutal tactics employed by Russia in their invasion. Targeting essential civilian infrastructure like power plants is a clear indication of their scorched earth approach, leaving nothing but destruction and chaos in their wake.… Continue reading
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