
THE plan to transition into renewable energy is seemingly very poorly planned, and it appears we are heading for a huge problem that is still not fully understood. The doomsday climate supporters have pushed the country to a point where manufacturing industries are on idle at best and, in many cases, shut completely. Despite this, we require the skills to make the infrastructure needed for the transition to renewable energy. We will also need raw materials dug out of the ground via mining enterprises and smelters to convert the raw material into usable products, unless the people from Wokeville believe this will all just magically appear as required at the sites to be used.
If we do not produce the materials they will be produced elsewhere and, as most of the manufacturing has been moved to the third world, I am certain that they will cause more pollution. Perhaps being out of sight puts it out of mind for some?