CO2 is a trace element, and yet we are supposed to be terrified by it because it….also comes from affordable and abundant energy. But allowing Democrats to end affordable and abundant energy (and replace it with unaffordable, unreliable energy) will not have much if any impact on how much CO2 there is because most of it comes from things they can’t control.
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CO2 is a trace element, and yet we are supposed to be terrified by it because it….also comes from affordable and abundant energy. But allowing Democrats to end affordable and abundant energy (and replace it with unaffordable, unreliable energy) will not have much if any impact on how much CO2 there is because most of it comes from things they can’t control.
