A line must be drawn between obtuse environmental orthodoxy and the rational need for responsible energy development
Despite granting lavish subsidies to green energy development under the absurdly labelled “Inflation Reduction Act,” the U.S. has no intention of ever imposing a carbon tax lest it prompt a revolution in an already bitterly divided nation.
When will Canadians say, “Enough is enough” and draw a line between obtuse environmental orthodoxy and the rational need for responsible energy development?
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