John Kerry Pushes Green Energy, Says Putin Cannot Exploit Wind, Sun
Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry on Wednesday pushed renewable offshore energy, claiming that Russian President Vladimir Putin cannot manipulate the wind and sun.
“Now is the time to accelerate the transition to an independent and a clean energy future. President Putin cannot control the power of the wind or the sun,” Kerry said at the Our Oceans conference in the pacific island of Palau, according to Reuters.
Kerry, a global-warming activist who flies gas-guzzling jets, said Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is just one more reason the island nation should substitute fossil fuels with more expensive green energy. Kerry suggested Putin has raised the price of gas through his war in Ukraine, meanwhile Kerry made no mention of the United States’ war on American energy.
Soaring gas prices have fueled inflation. Gas prices increased about $1.00 before Putin invaded Ukraine. Since the invasion, gas prices have increased by about 70 cents.
The White House has continually claimed the price hikes in the U.S. are a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and have nothing to do with President Biden’s war on American energy independence.
On Monday, the White House blamed 40-year-high inflation on Putin. But the data says otherwise. Jason Furman, a professor at Harvard and a Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, shared charts on Twitter showing U.S. inflation to be “much higher” than that seen in the “Euro area”:
U.S. inflation remains *much* higher than euro area inflation. This is the 12-month change in core HICP, a somewhat comparable measure for the two economies.
The US has consistently been ~4pp higher than Europe. That is a HUGE difference. pic.twitter.com/pboWfRluRR
— Jason Furman (@jasonfurman) April 12, 2022
As Breitbart News reported, Biden has waged war on both public and private financing of oil drilling while subsidizing green new-deal-like energy plans. As a result, American oil production is down from 2019, the year before the pandemic. Hard numbers suggest 2022 oil production is 12 million barrels per day, or eight percent less than in 2019.
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