Tell the Green New Scammers to Look at The Trash They’ve Made

This article is well worth reading, but the main photo tells the whole story. It’s a picture of used and broken windmill blades in a waste site stretching as far as the eye can see.

Wait a minute. We thought that windmills and their solar module friends were the answer to all of the world’s problems. We were told that there’s an existential climate crisis caused by CO₂ emissions and that if we used “renewable” sources of energy such as wind and solar, we could eliminate the emissions and save the planet.

Well, we were told that (ad nauseum), but none of it is true. CO₂ emissions do not cause global warming. In fact, the best science shows the opposite – that slight global warming (caused by factors beyond our control such as solar cycles, volcanoes, ocean currents, and atmospheric moisture (aka clouds)) can cause an increase in CO₂.

In other words, the green new scammers have the science exactly backward. Beyond that, CO₂ is beneficial because it’s plant food that can increase agricultural output and help feed the planet.

Testing ocean floors to build offshore windmills with sonic shock waves is killing whales. The windmills themselves are spoiling natural vistas and killing birds in flight. Solar modules and batteries needed to store output use toxic chemicals such as lithium, cobalt, and other industrial metals such as copper and nickel. All of that has to be mined, which is an electricity- and water-intensive endeavor.

Electric vehicle (EV) batteries have to be charged with output from oil and natural gas-fired generators. EV batteries have short lives in cold weather and won’t hold or take a charge in extreme cold (25° F or lower), typical of the upper Midwest and New England in winter.

In short, the entire climate alarm cult is a global hoax that is causing enormous waste of resources, does not provide reliable outputs of electricity, and is actually increasing emissions because of the electrical inputs needed to make it all work.

Now comes the final insult. Windmills wear out quickly, and the fiberglass blades pile up in waste sites with nowhere to dispose of them. Oh, by the way, did we mention that fiberglass is mostly made with petrochemicals?

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