Perhaps they should take it slow with this "opportunity".
I wonder what happens next, when a government imposes more price fixing in the middle of a supply and affordability crisis?
In 2021 the Australian State of Victoria enshrined a fracking ban into the state constitution. Now they are paying the price.
"... If Powin LLC’s present business circumstances do not improve, it is currently anticipated that a layoff will occur on or before 28 July 2025 ..."
"... productivity ... has deluded far too many of the economics profession’s conventional thinkers."
A horrid mess of impoverished workers, alleged pollution, government subsidies and a big dose of greenwashing.
Except when struck by hail, hurricanes, floods or ordinary wear and tear.
"Freedom to choose" is bad?
Domestic energy policy blunders from politicians on all sides are killing Australia's manufacturing industry.
I guess union members watched those terrifying videos of e-bikes spontaneously exploding into white hot fireballs.
The ramifications of New York’s Climate Act on business development are becoming evident. In 2026, certain new buildings in New York will no longer be able to install fossil fuel equipment and building systems. Richard...
Cyclone Alfred, Australia's big East Coast cyclone was until recently hyped as a symptom of the climate apocalypse. But doomsayers are facing another disappointment from nature.
"... The failure of net zero shows that the best governments can do is to encourage the search for viable new sources of energy. ..."
Hint - they are blocking the view.
Doomsday visited the clock before the 2030 deadline?
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