@POTUS Why are you going to the Middle East begging for oil and sending a million barrels of reserve oil to the Chinese? We have oil here and drill it with less carbon footprint on the environment and would not have to rely on foreign oil. 🧐
@POTUS You said you'd take responsibility.
You LIED
How can you sit here and take credit for gas going down 50 cents when you refuse to accept any blame for gas going up over $2 during your term?
This is one of the many reasons why no one likes you
Why did so many of us get renewables so wrong?
Karl Marx's concept of "commodity fetishism" explains why: we fell in love with the *image* (fetish) of the products and ignored the *reality* for workers and the environment.
https://t.co/0PnSslbFBX
@ShellenbergerMD@lalovestrump Windmills are also dangerous and require oil to lubricate the turbines
Both susceptible to weather conditions
With car batteries you have to dig up acres of land just to get the minerals and where from China?
“Many are already winding up in landfills, where in some cases, they could potentially contaminate groundwater with toxic heavy metals such as lead, selenium and cadmium.”
“Sam Vanderhoof, a solar industry expert and chief executive of Recycle PV Solar, says that only 1 in 10 panels are actually recycled.
“The industry is supposed to be green,” Vanderhoof said. “But in reality, it’s all about the money.”
https://t.co/e2E0thOwsk
People think solar panels protect the environment but they require 300+ times as much land as conventional energy sources and now the Los Angeles Times has discovered that they could "contaminate groundwater with toxic heavy metals such as lead, selenium and cadmium."
Florida has worked with parents to create one of the strongest curriculum transparency laws in the country. Parents have a fundamental role in educating their children and have the right to know what is being taught to their kids and to have recourse if it violates DOE standards.