Gop Budget Bill about to crush renewable energies in the United States

Early evaluation shows that the planned energy policies of the administration would cause the drilling of 50,000 new oil wells each year in the coming years, he said, adding that it “ensures the pursuit of the devastation of land … The poisoning of the soil and the groundwater due to fossil fuels and the pursuit of raws and gas lights.”

There is nothing beneficial in the tax, he said, “only a guaranteed misery.”

An analysis of the Rhodium group, and the Policy Research Institute energy, has planned that the energy policies proposed by the republican regime would lead to approximately 4 billion tonnes of additional greenhouse gas emissions that the continuation of current policies, but also to increase the average global temperature by 0.0072 ° Fahrenheit.

The draft law on the overall budget was also disseminated in a declaration of June 28 by the president of the unions of exchanges of buildings in North America, Sean McGarvey.

McGarvey called him “a massive insult for workers and women of buildings in buildings in North America and all construction workers”.

He declared that, as written, the budget “should be the largest bill of job killers in the history of this country”, potentially costing as many jobs as to close 1,000 KEYSTONE X pipeline projects, threatening around 1.75 million construction jobs and more than 3 billion hours of work, which is translated by $ 148 billion social.

“These are narcotic and unfathomable figures, and the bill is still launching another life buoy and a competitive advantage for China in the race for world energy domination,” he said.

The search for in recent years has shown how right-wing populist and nationalist ideologies have used anti-renewable energy arguments to win voters, in distrust of environmental logic and scientific facts, partly using social media to disseminate misleading and false information on wind, solar energy and other electricity sources without emissions.

The same forces now seem to be at work in the United States, said Stephan Lewandowsky, a cognitive psychologist at the University of Bristol who studies how people react to disinformation and propaganda, and why people reject well established scientific facts, such as those concerning climate change.

“This is a bonus for fossil fuels to the detriment of future generations and the future of the American economy,” he said. “Other countries will continue to work on renewable energy savings, especially China. This competitive advantage will eventually report to the detriment of American companies. You cannot negotiate with the laws of physics. ”

This story originally appeared on Inside Climate News.