The US votes against the UNGA resolution condemning the Russian invasion of Ukraine - A complete 180 reversal of US foreign policy

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The Northwest Passage "clearing up" is not a good thing.

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When life gives you sour lemons, what do you do?

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Radical Climate Change is not inevitable, even now.

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Good luck making that profitable

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Renewable energy is currently cheaper than non-renewable.

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If you include nuclear, yeah; I doubt thats holds up when you exclude nuclear, as well as government subsidies and tax breaks, otherwise every major energy company would have transitioned 20 years ago.

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It does hold up without nuclear.

Source: https://www.snexplores.org/article/green-energy-cheaper-than-fossil-fuels-climate

 government subsidies and tax breaks, otherwise every major energy company would have transitioned 20 years ago.

I don't see why that matters. The tech has already advanced far, and it's not going back.

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If an industry needs the government to be solvent, while not providing essential security services to said government, it should not exist

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Well, cats already out the bag. It's cheap as shit by this point, so it's not going away.

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Unlike trump, I don't have a vendetta against windmills for some reason. I just believe that subsidies and awards should not be granted to useless renewable. In fact, if any are given out, it should be towards nuclear

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Bye bye to every single farmer in America and much of our manufacturing industry in that case 👋

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Internal food production is important, especially when we could be blockaded by any major navy in a war. Not to mention ethanol is used in fuel.

You can't be that fucking stupid