This week’s roundup includes articles detailing Donald Trump’s overwhelming victory and what the political shift means for the Climate Industrial Complex; how efforts by America’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) to gaslight Atlantic coastal communities about the devastating environmental harm caused by offshore wind power; how so-called ‘green’ energy drives the demand for coal, oil and gas; the staggering cost of subsidies to occasionally delivered solar power; and how people eventually conclude that the wind and solar transition narrative nothing but myth and propaganda.
Trump’s promise to kill the subsidised wind & solar scam
Trump’s Victory and Climate Policy
Watts Up With That?
Charles Rotter
6 November 2024
BOEM gaslighting efforts fail
BOEM Finally Acknowledges the Harm Caused by Offshore Wind Farms
Watts Up With That?
Charles Rotter
26 October 2024
How ‘green’ energy drives demand for coal, oil & gas
The green scam of the century: ‘Renewables’ increase fossil fuel demands
America Out Loud
Ronald Stein and John Shanahan
21 October 2024
Staggering cost of Solar Subsidies
Solar Subsidies Amount to $56,000 per Acre
Energy Bad Boys
Substack
12 October 2024
Busting wind and solar myths and propaganda
The Big Lie
Substack
Ed Reid
22 October 2024
STOP THESE THINGS 
“Oklo Secures Partnerships for Up to 750 Megawatts
of Power for U.S. Data Centers.
Oklo Inc. is developing fast fission power plants to provide
clean, reliable, and affordable energy at scale.”
Not to worry?
“Cryptocurrency mining, mostly for Bitcoin, draws up to 2,600 megawatts from the regional power grid— about the same as the city of Austin.”
Seems trump is bothered with his view of his golf course. What about his anti-patriot friends that surround houses with a ‘taking by measurement’ setback?