Celebrate Earth Day By Rejecting Net-Zero Policies | Policy Chat

Do Americans need to give up affordable energy sources, modern conveniences, or support big policies to show they care about the environment? That's up for debate today in our Earth Day policy chat.
Join IWF Center for Energy and Conservation Director Gabriella Hoffman for a lively discussion on this subject. Gabriella is joined by Donna Jackson, Project 21 Director at the National Center for Public Policy Research, and Christian Palich, vice president at Taft Advisors and former Department of Interior senior advisory-who also serve as CEC Advisory Board Members.
Tune in and share the video to those who may be interested!
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[@ohthatpaul]

Happy Earth Day! Please vote blue and vote Biden. If we are going to get a chance to respond meaningfully to the unfolding climate disaster, we are going to need Biden and Democrats. Trump will if elected be apocalyptic.

[@tiarabelle6155]

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[@tiarabelle6155]

have you actually listened to the podcast?!

[@ohthatpaul]

​@@tiarabelle6155 Thanks for commenting on my comment. I pick up that the podcast raises relevant questions about wealth inequity and climate change policy, but despite your thoughtfully worded question, I have not yet come up with 43 minutes to listen to it in entirety. What thoughts, if any, might you be willing to share in response to my original comment? What do you agree or disagree with? Do you think that the choice of Biden vs Trump might have an impact in wealth inequality or climate change? I'm especially intrigued by RUclipsr replies from people who support Trump because that seems to me like such an absolutely dumb thing to do.

[@tiarabelle6155]

@@ohthatpaul I am not American so I don't care who you vote for. But your comment does not reflect what was discussed in the video so it seems you have not actually listened to what they have said.

[@tiarabelle6155]

But from what I do know, America destroys the world and the planet by causing all of these forever wars... Something to think about. A lot of this was done under Barrack Obama too.... Isnt he blue? And there were no wars under trump................