Has Biden explained it will cost From $5.6 Trillion to $71 Trillion to "guarantee We Are Going To Get Rid of Fossil Fuels”

[notmyfault2020]

At a cost of as much as $71 Trillion to Americans to replace "fossil fuels"...

bidim thinks money grows on trees.. in the back yards of all American taxpayers

he never worked a real job in his life.

This kind of thing should change. No person who has never lived as a regular American should be allowed to control same..

 

[White 6]

Yeah, but your leaders are pissing away trillions and driving up costs for all Americans on this scam.

Look around. So are yours, and you even believe one side is better. Makes me think you are either insane or living with blinders on.

 

[whitehall]

You have to understand that Biden has been a politician for his entire adult life. He never had a real job and he has been out of touch with real Americans for decades. Spending trillions on a pipe dream means nothing to him.

 

[healthmyths]

Look around. So are yours, and you even believe one side is better. Makes me think you are either insane or living with blinders on.

I know for a fact that NOT one conservative would agree with these statements:
I want you to look into my eyes, I guarantee We Are Going To Get Rid of Fossil Fuels”


And later as the President responded to a shouted question from an audience member about his longstanding promises to shut down fracking and new drilling on federal lands and waters by saying “no more drilling...there is no more drilling...I haven’t formed any new drilling.”

Biden Promises ‘No More Drilling’ Just Days After Demanding More Drilling

Just a day after not exactly apologizing to West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin for promising a San Diego audience to replace coal fired power plants with wind farms, President Joe Biden turned to promising a New York audience to shut down drilling for oil instead.

www.forbes.com

Nor would any conservative make this statement...
I would, in fact, make sure that there is, we immediate surge to the border, "


In addition to Biden's words "surge to the border" the idiot tells the world...
"There will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration, No. 1,"

Biden Would End Border Wall Construction, But Wouldn't Tear Down Trump's Additions

The presumptive Democratic nominee spoke in a new interview with Hispanic and Black journalists about how he would reverse president's policies on the border wall and tariffs on China.

www.npr.org

So please find for me where any conservative has said anything similar to the above?
Now YOU as a moderator of all people should be aware of the above extreme statements.

 

[Nostra]

Look around. So are yours, and you even believe one side is better. Makes me think you are either insane or living with blinders on.

Give me an equivalent scam from the Republicans.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

"Green" is a fool's errand

 

[notmyfault2020]

"Green" is a fool's errand

aptly named, though, as it involves massive $$$$ being sent to those who already have massive $$$$

 

[healthmyths]

Give me an equivalent scam from the Republicans.

Just to confirm your above statement... about the Bidens ' potentially illegal activities...
But the new documents — which include a signed copy of a $1 million legal retainer, emails related to the wire transfers, and $3.8 million in consulting fees that are confirmed in new bank records and agreements signed by Hunter Biden — illustrate the ways in which his family profited from relationships built over Joe Biden’s decades in public service.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/03/30/hunter-biden-china-laptop/

Hunter Biden's hard drive shows he, his firm earned about $11 million from 2013 to 2018

The hard drive and documents from Senate Republicans indicate few of Biden’s deals ever came to fruition and shed light on how fast he was spending his money.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[JWBooth]

 

[Nostra]

Give me an equivalent scam from the Republicans.

: crickets:

 

[Staidhup]

Hypothetically, let’s just for a moment think about destroying the worlds economy, standard of living, and adopting a zero global fossil fuel policy, do you actually believe these changes will make a difference in the evolutionary path the earth has been on for hundreds of thousands years? The earth is a constantly evolving a living organism in itself, heals its own wounds, and continues to evolve. Man’s existence on the earth doesn’t amount to that of a grain in sand, yet science believes we are somehow superior to nature and can reverse the natural evolutionary process. No one doubts the world has been in a warming phase for millennia and no one in their right mind can dispute the fact that we are evolutionary parasites that will become extinct or adapt. It’s simply evolution. Such draconian policies like all ill-conceived policies accomplish nothing. It’s time chicken little was returned to the hen house.

 

[Staidhup]

Maybe investing in cold fusion and technology why we still have the financial capacity to do so is the logical smart choice, beats living in a cave and driving an electric car that is charged by fossil fuels, dams, windmills, and solar panels that kill birds, insects, reptiles, and fish! Global warming has become the political mantra for the narrow minded.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Biden doesn't even where he much less how dangerous green energy is.

 

[The Original Tree]

The goal of Sustainable Development, The WEF, The Paris Accords, So Called "Green Energy". Agenda 2030 is to destroy Democracies across the globe, Dissolve National Identities and Borders, to bankrupt nations, and to turn it's people into cheap drones, and slaves and rule them with an Iron Fist under a Totalitarian Global Government.

This is what Biden, Obama and The Democrats have signed America up for.

 

[Dragonlady]

Is green energy 144% cheaper than fossil fuels?

Well given that it's now costing $150 billion per year to do nothing, and more every year, it's actually going to be cheaper, and create jobs during the changover.

This money that will be spent isn't disappearing into thin air here. It's creating jobs and investment in better and cheaper forms of energy. The Kentucky coal miners can be retrained to install solar panels, or building windmills. Healthier for them and the environment.

When Ontario closed the last of the coal fired generating plants in 1992, the Province got an immediate financial boost in the form of reduced emergency room admissions for asthma and heart problems during heat waves and other smog inducing weather.

The reduced acid rain saved the maple sugar bushes which were sustaining severe acid rain damage, as well as maintenance on stone and brick buildings also being badly damaged by acid rain. The savings ran into the hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure, and the entire maple sugar industry was saved from destruction.

The Liberal government in Ontario was pilloried 15 years ago when they started the conversion to wind power along the shores of the Great Lakes. It was called a huge waste of taxpayer money, and admittedly some of the policies were fiscal lunacy. However, Ontario now has some of the cheapest and cleanest electrical power in North America. Farm incomes have stabiliized as farmers rent 5 acre parcels to wind turbine companies at $12,000 per acre annually.

But by all means, continue to lie about where the money is going and how it will impact your economy.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Well given that it's now costing $150 billion per year to do nothing, and more every year, it's actually going to be cheaper, and create jobs during the changover.

This money that will be spent isn't disappearing into thin air here. It's creating jobs and investment in better and cheaper forms of energy. The Kentucky coal miners can be retrained to install solar panels, or building windmills. Healthier for them and the environment.

When Ontario closed the last of the coal fired generating plants in 1992, the Province got an immediate financial boost in the form of reduced emergency room admissions for asthma and heart problems during heat waves and other smog inducing weather.

The reduced acid rain saved the maple sugar bushes which were sustaining severe acid rain damage, as well as maintenance on stone and brick buildings also being badly damaged by acid rain. The savings ran into the hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure, and the entire maple sugar industry was saved from destruction.

The Liberal government in Ontario was pilloried 15 years ago when they started the conversion to wind power along the shores of the Great Lakes. It was called a huge waste of taxpayer money, and admittedly some of the policies were fiscal lunacy. However, Ontario now has some of the cheapest and cleanest electrical power in North America. Farm incomes have stabiliized as farmers rent 5 acre parcels to wind turbine companies at $12,000 per acre annually.

But by all means, continue to lie about where the money is going and how it will impact your economy.

Well given that it's now costing $150 billion per year to do nothing

How's that?

The Kentucky coal miners can be retrained to install solar panels, or building windmills.

Low productivity jobs are the answer?

When Ontario closed the last of the coal fired generating plants in 1992, the Province got an immediate financial boost in the form of reduced emergency room admissions for asthma and heart problems during heat waves and other smog inducing weather.

How much were they reduced?

The reduced acid rain saved the maple sugar bushes which were sustaining severe acid rain damage,

Canada didn't have sulfur scrubbers?

The Liberal government in Ontario was pilloried 15 years ago when they started the conversion to wind power along the shores of the Great Lakes.

How much power from wind? How much from nuclear?

 

[sparky]

sounds cheaper to get rid of Biden......

~S~

 

[healthmyths]

Well given that it's now costing $150 billion per year to do nothing, and more every year, it's actually going to be cheaper, and create jobs during the changover.

This money that will be spent isn't disappearing into thin air here. It's creating jobs and investment in better and cheaper forms of energy. The Kentucky coal miners can be retrained to install solar panels, or building windmills. Healthier for them and the environment.

When Ontario closed the last of the coal fired generating plants in 1992, the Province got an immediate financial boost in the form of reduced emergency room admissions for asthma and heart problems during heat waves and other smog inducing weather.

The reduced acid rain saved the maple sugar bushes which were sustaining severe acid rain damage, as well as maintenance on stone and brick buildings also being badly damaged by acid rain. The savings ran into the hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure, and the entire maple sugar industry was saved from destruction.

The Liberal government in Ontario was pilloried 15 years ago when they started the conversion to wind power along the shores of the Great Lakes. It was called a huge waste of taxpayer money, and admittedly some of the policies were fiscal lunacy. However, Ontario now has some of the cheapest and cleanest electrical power in North America. Farm incomes have stabiliized as farmers rent 5 acre parcels to wind turbine companies at $12,000 per acre annually.

But by all means, continue to lie about where the money is going and how it will impact your economy.

It is not a lie. Because unlike you I provide substantiation for my FACTS... you zero! Why can't you do a little work and provide the links?

FACTS:
Every single household 129 million will be affected either directly or indirectly as the $71 Trillion is in ADDITION to the
cost of national average rate of 18 ¢/kWh.

Electricity Cost in Texas: 2024 Electric Rates | EnergySage

How much does electricity cost in Texas? Learn what average electric rates and electric bills looks like in Texas.

www.energysage.com

So based on the FACT that regardless of whether the household pays the cost monthly for their usage or indirectly for businesses goods or services. With EVs 100% of cars/trucks... total kWh needed for EVs: 10,151,170,439,575 per year!
At 18¢/kWh a total of $1,319,652,157,145 per year cost per household of $10,156.64 in ADDITION to the construction of
$546,896 per household or yearly cost added to the kHw cost of $10,156.64 of $27,345 or over $37,500 per household just to cover the construction and the additional cost of EVs. And this $37,500 cost per year is in ADDITION to the average household's cost per year right now without EVs about an average annual electric bill in the US is $1,410.

Utility Bills 101: Utilities Tips, Average Costs, Fees, and More | Move.org

How much do utility bills cost in your state and what can you do to lower your bills? Read our guide to learn more and find out.

www.move.org

Oh so what is the annual cost per household for gas?

Households are now spending an estimated $5,000 a year on gasoline​

Households are now spending an estimated $5,000 a year on gasoline

U.S. households are now spending the equivalent of $5,000 a year on gasoline, up from $2,800 a year ago, according to Yardeni Research.

www.cnbc.com

​

So Which is more...
if the American household has an EV that costs an additional $10,152 per year for each EV/household.... or
$5,000 for gas...hmmmm

So you tell me how ALL Americans at a cost per year of $4,872,561,810,996 can afford EVs to "rid fossil fuels"?

The coal mining industry employed over four thousand people in Kentucky in 2021. OK..
the average annual pay for a Miner in Kentucky is $50,034 a year.

https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salaries/Miner-Salary--in-Kentucky

a solar installer can make well over $50,000.

5 Reasons to Consider a Career in the Solar Industry

In the near future, renewable energy sources will provide more energy to homes than coal, gas, and oil. Solar employed more people in 2016 than oil, coal, and gas COMBINED.

www.solar.com

So that's a wash.

 

[healthmyths]

Well given that it's now costing $150 billion per year to do nothing, and more every year, it's actually going to be cheaper, and create jobs during the changover.

This money that will be spent isn't disappearing into thin air here. It's creating jobs and investment in better and cheaper forms of energy. The Kentucky coal miners can be retrained to install solar panels, or building windmills. Healthier for them and the environment.

When Ontario closed the last of the coal fired generating plants in 1992, the Province got an immediate financial boost in the form of reduced emergency room admissions for asthma and heart problems during heat waves and other smog inducing weather.

The reduced acid rain saved the maple sugar bushes which were sustaining severe acid rain damage, as well as maintenance on stone and brick buildings also being badly damaged by acid rain. The savings ran into the hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure, and the entire maple sugar industry was saved from destruction.

The Liberal government in Ontario was pilloried 15 years ago when they started the conversion to wind power along the shores of the Great Lakes. It was called a huge waste of taxpayer money, and admittedly some of the policies were fiscal lunacy. However, Ontario now has some of the cheapest and cleanest electrical power in North America. Farm incomes have stabiliized as farmers rent 5 acre parcels to wind turbine companies at $12,000 per acre annually.

But by all means, continue to lie about where the money is going and how it will impact your economy.

Now I know WHY you didn't provide any links specifically with Ontario!!!

Ontario confronts reality of being short of electricity in the coming years​

A recent report by RBC calls the situation “urgent,” saying that​

Canada’s most populous province could face energy shortages as early as 2026.​

The good news is that demand is being driven, in part, by the transition to “green” power – carbon-emission-free electricity – by sectors such as transportation and manufacturing. That will help reduce emissions. Yet meeting that demand presents some challenges. The shift to electric vehicles alone is expected to cause a spike in demand starting in 2030. By 2035, the province could need an additional 5,000 to 15,000 megawatts of electricity, the IESO estimates.

Editorial | Ontario confronts reality of being short of electricity in the coming years

A recent report by RBC calls the situation “urgent,” saying that Canada’s most populous province could face energy shortages as early as 2026.

www.thestar.com

​

The "good news"... By 2035, the province could need an additional 5,000 to 15,000 megawatts of electricity, the IESO estimates.
Wholesale energy prices increased rapidly from the second half of 2021 onwards. Many consumers were protected, at least initially, by the energy price cap. It was increased by 12% in October 2021, but rising wholesale prices led to a much larger increase of 54% in April 2022.Nov 9, 2022

Ontario's electricity prices increased by 71 per cent. ... to renewable generators still represent approximately 34 per cent of the total surcharge cost.

ontario's electricity prices

www.fraserinstitute.org

 

[healthmyths]

Well given that it's now costing $150 billion per year to do nothing, and more every year, it's actually going to be cheaper, and create jobs during the changover.

This money that will be spent isn't disappearing into thin air here. It's creating jobs and investment in better and cheaper forms of energy. The Kentucky coal miners can be retrained to install solar panels, or building windmills. Healthier for them and the environment.

When Ontario closed the last of the coal fired generating plants in 1992, the Province got an immediate financial boost in the form of reduced emergency room admissions for asthma and heart problems during heat waves and other smog inducing weather.

The reduced acid rain saved the maple sugar bushes which were sustaining severe acid rain damage, as well as maintenance on stone and brick buildings also being badly damaged by acid rain. The savings ran into the hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure, and the entire maple sugar industry was saved from destruction.

The Liberal government in Ontario was pilloried 15 years ago when they started the conversion to wind power along the shores of the Great Lakes. It was called a huge waste of taxpayer money, and admittedly some of the policies were fiscal lunacy. However, Ontario now has some of the cheapest and cleanest electrical power in North America. Farm incomes have stabiliized as farmers rent 5 acre parcels to wind turbine companies at $12,000 per acre annually.

But by all means, continue to lie about where the money is going and how it will impact your economy.

You wrote... farmers rent 5 acre parcels to wind turbine companies at $12,000 per acre annually.

One wind turbine can require up to 80 acres of land, and each turbine will generate around 2.5 MW.
Because wind turbines are spaced so far apart, surface activities like farming can still take place on much of the land

Does My Land Qualify for a Wind Farm Lease?

We go over some must-haves if you want to lease your land for wind turbines, as well as factors that make the land more attractive to energy

landgate.com

So the annual cost to "rent" the 80 acres per wind turbine is $12,000/year according to you!
These are the costs including the rent for the land.
Now note: I've included the links where I got the figures. JUST to repeat... follow the links to the sources.
For example I've used the low end estimate for energy storage cost of $10/kWh when wind turbines are not generating electricity the energy maybe stored for up to 72 hours.

Getting to 100% renewables requires cheap energy storage. But how cheap?

New research gives energy storage a cost target.

www.vox.com

So just to convert all American cars/trucks to EV will cost annually for 20 years every single American household
$6,801/month for 20 years added to our electric bills. Now much of this cost will be towards businesses that provide Americans goods/services... so where WILL these businesses get the money to pay their electric bills?
Additional costs of doing business is added to the consumer's cost of goods and services.