The inspiration for this post was received yesterday when I perused a commentary by Townhall.com writers Amy Oliver Cooke and Michael Sandoval called "Disasters Keep Hitting Clean Energy Scam." It picks out over two dozen news items which illustrate the folly of so-called clean energy, alternatives which have "so far failed to demonstrate the necessary economic and energy-efficient capacity to succeed in a true energy market," the authors write.
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The 'clean energy scam' in Maryland
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The inspiration for this post was received yesterday when I perused a commentary by Townhall.com writers Amy Oliver Cooke and Michael Sandoval called "Disasters Keep Hitting Clean Energy Scam." It picks out over two dozen news items which illustrate the folly of so-called clean energy, alternatives which have "so far failed to demonstrate the necessary economic and energy-efficient capacity to succeed in a true energy market," the authors write.