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A NEW BOOK IS EXPOSING HOW THE LEFT’S “NET ZERO AGENDA” (A FORCED TRANSITION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY) IS NOT ONLY COSTLY AND DANGEROUS BUT “DESTINED FOR FAILURE.” WE SPEAK WITH STEVE GOREHAM, AUTHOR OF: “GREEN BREAKDOWN: THE COMING RENEWABLE ENERGY FAILURE.”
10:04•12 Nov 2023
Green Energy Myths: Steve Goreham’s Take on Renewable Energy's Future
Episode Overview
- The impracticality of achieving net zero carbon dioxide emissions is highlighted
- The potential consequences of transitioning to wind and solar energy are discussed
- Insight into the impact of the green agenda on electricity prices, blackouts, and freedom is provided
“They need to push back on their political leaders and say, hey, why do you want to raise my energy prices? I want to keep my gas stove. I want to keep my gasoline car. Isn't there a way we can do that? Otherwise, there's going to be a lot of hardship for everyone going forward.”
Ever wondered if the push for renewable energy is all it's cracked up to be? In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Kimberly Benati and Ethan Uecker sit down with Steve Goreham, author of 'Green Breakdown: The Coming Renewable Energy Failure'. Goreham shares his perspective on why the left's net zero agenda might be more problematic than promising.
He argues that the forced transition to wind and solar energy isn't just costly, but also impractical and potentially doomed to fail. Throughout the discussion, Goreham highlights the risks of skyrocketing electricity prices, increased blackouts, and the broader impact on our freedoms. Whether you're a staunch supporter of green energy or a skeptic, this episode offers a fresh viewpoint that challenges conventional wisdom. Get ready to rethink what you know about the future of renewable energy.
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