Germany Energy Woes: Not To Be Followed
Germany is showing the world that the green craze is doomed to failure. People do not want to sacrifice their quality of life and their jobs for some utopian goals that are in any case based only on ideological assumptions and incomplete data sets
By Jack Dini —— Bio and Archives--October 15, 2024
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Germany launched an ambitious plan to transition to renewable energy at the dawn of the millennium. ‘Die Energiewende’ initiated a massive expansion of solar and wind power, resulting in a commendable 25 percent reduction in carbon emissions by 2022 compared to 2002. (1)
But while Energiewende slashed pollution through building out renewable energy sources, it also phased out Germany’s fleet of safe, carbon-free nuclear power plants, a longtime goal of environmental activists afraid of nuclear’s salient, but in actuality small, dangers. The result has been a boondoggle for consumers and for the environment.
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