The Conservative Case For Solar Power

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With just a quick look at the state of the national dialogue about renewable energy or climate change, you can’t help but come away with a clear split: Democrats and left-leaning politicians support the transition to a low-carbon economy, while Republicans and those on the right are vigorously supportive of the status quo. You could [...]The post The Conservative Case For Solar Power appeared first on Solar Feeds.

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    With just a quick look at the state of the national dialogue about renewable energy or climate change, you can’t help but come away with a clear split: Democrats and left-leaning politicians support the transition to a low-carbon economy, while Republicans and those on the right are vigorously supportive of the status quo.
    Where this article misses the mark IMO is in its assumption that politicians on either side are much interested in anything other than gaming the system to benefit themselves and gaining/maintaining their power. If a Democrat comes up with something then the Republicans are in lockstep against it, and vice versa.
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