A Common Sense Approach to Climate Change while Air Pollution Has Dropped

How to Stop the Fearmongers and Their Agenda of Eliminating all Fossil Fuels

As a child, I had severe asthma. There is no one better equipped to talk about clean air because not being able to breathe any air is a horrible ordeal and I know the importance of it.

In 2006, when I ran for the Michigan House of Representatives – clean air and the environment were one of my issues. Tesla was just starting out, and I remember an article about how Detroit needs to watch out for this new electric car company and thought that would be the greatest thing since Ford rolled out his Model T in Detroit. Solar panels to charge our vehicles would take us off foreign oil dependency and clean our air at the same time – how cool is that?…

Truth in the Data (and Science) – All this talk about electric vehicles is great, but where do these geniuses think the fuel to produce said electricity comes from today? – The electric fairy? – No. Fifty-nine percent (59%) comes from fossil fuel (natural gas 40% and coal 19%), followed by nuclear at 20%, petroleum 1% and then renewables at 20% (wind 8.4%, hydro 7.3%, solar a measly 2.3%, biomass 1.4% and geothermal 0.4%). According to the EIA (U.S. Energy Information Agency), the share of U.S. electricity generation from wind grew…

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Author: Kevin Kenneth

Public Safety Veteran / Health & Fitness Advocate. Former newspaper columnist and screenwriter brings you his "Thoughts From the Edge" disguised as brilliance.