Biden pressed over debate comment that he would 'transition from the oil industry'

[Guard Dad]

Biden just lost Texas (I think it was safe) and Pennsylvania.

Biden pressed over debate comment that he would 'transition from the oil industry'

After the final debate on Thursday night, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden was pressed by reporters on his comments about fossil fuels, following his remarks that he plans to "transition from the oil industry."

www.foxnews.com

 

[Boss 302]

From the article, "I would transition from the oil industry, yes," Biden said in response to a question from Trump about whether he would close down that sector of the economy. "It is a big statement... because the oil industry pollutes significantly ... it has to be replaced by renewable energy over time... I'd stop giving to the oil industry, I'd stop giving them federal subsidies."

The climate change leaders have written articles several times that it's necessary for all countries to eliminate subsidies to the oil industry, as it would drive up the cost of oil production and eliminate fracking. Fracking is very expensive and the subsidies help to cover those costs. Fracking helps us to remain energy independent.

Can wind turbines pollute the environment? They sure can.

Oil leaks at wind turbines in the Thumb not a rarity

UPPER THUMB — Ominous black spots on wind turbines in the Thumb have raised a few eyebrows. Huron County Building and Zoning Director Jeff Smith says residents have questioned what look like grease stains on six or seven turbines between Sebewaing

www.wind-watch.org

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[Paxilpapa]

Can wind turbines pollute the environment? They sure can.

Oil leaks at wind turbines in the Thumb not a rarity

UPPER THUMB — Ominous black spots on wind turbines in the Thumb have raised a few eyebrows. Huron County Building and Zoning Director Jeff Smith says residents have questioned what look like grease stains on six or seven turbines between Sebewaing

www.wind-watch.org

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They also generate a ton of heat. The more fans they put up, the greater the chance of something going wrong somewhere. If they only have one tenth of one percent parts failure rates, you can count on 10 out of 10,000 failing,,, some catastrophically. Think about how many turbines will be needed to supply the US and then the world,,, a lot of fans will be falling down!!!