Callous environmentalist pressure groups
perpetuate misery, joblessness, disease, starvation and early death
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The eight-day stretch between April 22 and 29 will showcase Earth Day (aka Lenin’s birthday), the March for Science and the People’s Climate March. Liberal protesters intend to “demonstrate” to President Trump and the world how much they hate his energy agenda … and how they will no longer tolerate the ways government officials “skewed, ignored, misused and interfered with science” during the Obama era.
Receiving far less media fanfare was another important week-long event, April 17-23: Green Energy Poverty Week. It helped draw attention to the multiple ways wind, solar, biofuel and other “renewable, eco-friendly” energy policies send electricity and fuel prices skyrocketing, kill jobs, hammer families – and in developing countries perpetuate poverty, misery, disease, malnutrition and death.Paul Driessen chronicles some of these intolerable, inhumane consequences.
Green Energy Poverty Week
A week dedicated to topics that underscore impacts environmentalists don’t want to discuss
By Paul Driessen
April 22 was Earth Day, the March for Science and Lenin’s birthday (which many say is appropriate, since environmentalism is now green on the outside and red, anti-free enterprise on the inside). April 29 will feature the People’s Climate March and the usual “Climate change is real” inanity.The Climate March website says these forces of “The Resistance” intend to show President Trump they will fight his hated energy agenda every step of the way. Science March organizers say they won’t tolerate anyone who tries to “skew, ignore, misuse or interfere with science.”
- Killing jobs and economic growth
- Causing perpetual poverty, disease, malnutrition and premature death in developing countries
- Callous environmentalist pressure groups perpetuate misery, joblessness, disease, starvation and early death.
- Wind and solar mandates are unfair, unsustainable and inhumane
- Cutting back on food to pay for electricity
- Poverty is undeniably the worst environmental pollutant
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I heartily support early death for callous environmentalists!
Poverty, disease, starvation - aren't they the direct results of climate change consequences, after all? Take, for example, the long spells of dry weather and floods which are killing agriculture, let alone the terrific ecological disasters in some of the developing countries, especially Africa. It's overproduction and overconsumption in the developed countries that makes the developing nations suffer, not the environmentalists, sorry.
who defines 'over'.?