Re:Americans’ Gas Stoves Are as Bad for Climate as 500k Cars
by jeppesen-io on Thursday January 27, 2022 @02:07PM
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I respectfully disagree. This article make large generalizations with little data. Borderline fear mongering
> Almost every day, we hear of a different policy plan to reduce energy production. We learn of new mandates, new taxes, more cancelled pipelines, more cancelled permits, and more penalties. What we don’t hear about is where the replacement energy comes from.
Solar, wind and more recently battery capacity is growing at an incredible rate. Even just this week there have been announcements for massive battery expansion in Texas and in California
Not saying there wont be problems over the next decade. Transitions are difficult. But for the article to to say "it will cause chaos for most of society" seems disingenuous
> Almost every day, we hear of a different policy plan to reduce energy production. We learn of new mandates, new taxes, more cancelled pipelines, more cancelled permits, and more penalties. What we don’t hear about is where the replacement energy comes from.
Solar, wind and more recently battery capacity is growing at an incredible rate. Even just this week there have been announcements for massive battery expansion in Texas and in California
Not saying there wont be problems over the next decade. Transitions are difficult. But for the article to to say "it will cause chaos for most of society" seems disingenuous