Not All 2GreenEnergy Readers Understand This
Reader Marv Werlinger writes: I like reliable power. Coal and nuclear. Hydro-electric, very good. Limit wind and solar because they are reliably unreliable when you need them most. Keep oil and gas. We can’t afford not to keep our energy cost’s (sic) down especially for transportation. I don’t want to hear from tree huggers and will not respond!
Well Marv, thanks for your input. Fortunately for all life forms on Earth, all scientifically literate people on the planet recognize the need to transition towards renewables. Sorry to know that you’re not one of us.
Perhaps studying up on the subject wouldn’t hurt.
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In response to the meme here, Eddy Oriente Balzola writes: 
I haven’t spent a dime in a Home Depot in decades.
This from writer/journalist Jake Sherman.
Here, Frederick Douglass provides us one of the best justifications for investment in quality education.
The author of the meme here makes a good point.
The thought expressed here represents a serious challenge for humankind, and it’s precisely the mechanism that keeps Trumpism so firmly rooted in place. The MAGA crowd is organized in lockstep around the principles of hate, violence, and exclusion.
A reader notes: Bravo! Hats off to Alberta Canada for standing up against the climate change insanity being foisted on them by their federal government.
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