And by killing the aminals that eat plants, the plants are then able to continue to grow and capture CO2 while providing the oxygen we need to live. 
The ammunition is made from lithium
Thatās what they want. 
GO GREEN OR GO HOME! 
Kind of like when Richard Hammond announced that he would buy a āgreen vehicleā to make the environmentalists happy.
God loves the color green. There are more shades of green than any other color in the world. Marines wear green and God loves his Marines. Marines make the grass grow green. God loves the color green.
Go green because not everybody can be a Marine.
Green New Deal in Wyoming 
Personally, I donāt think windmills are ugly, theyāre a sign of progress. We need to harness wind and solar energy. However not as a total power supply. But as an addition to natural gas and oil. What we see in the green new deal is a way for the politically connected to enrich themselves. Ban the use of gas vehicles and appliances, and the grid canāt keep up with demand. wind power on itās own is not cheap or effective but it can be used as a supplement. So when the wind power fails and needs to be bailed out, I think that politicians like gordon might just have a hand in the kiity. From what Iāve observed is that anything that a politician came make money from is good for the taxpayers. So when the federal government gives millions to bail out anything, I think only a small percentage of it ends up going to the cause. The āgreen new dealā is ripe for such corruption. And the current administration are willing participants.
The age of cheap oil and gas are coming to end so I agree we do need to work on responsibly transitioning to viable alternatives.
Wind has a lot of issues though and even large scale solar projects can create problems as well. There is a lot that is not green with the current way green energy projects are being done. But solar panels on roofs and over parking areas and perhaps even smaller scale wind projects make a lot of sense and are needed provide energy security into the future. At least until fusion becomes a viable option.
Only because of who has their a$$ parked in the White house.
Gas prices US | Weekly gas price averages: 2018-2023 | Finder
The national average gas price this week is $3.43, down from $3.49. US gas prices over the last year are among the highest since 2018. Over the past six years, the price of gas has averaged $3.00 per gallon ā or $0.43 a gallon less expensive than today.
The latest US gas prices at a glance
- National average: The current national average cost for gas is $3.43 (Nov. 09, 2023)(1)
- Previous week average: Previous weekās average cost for gas was $3.49 (Nov. 02, 2023)(1)
- Annual average: The annual average cost for gas in 2023 is $3.59(1)
- Most expensive week to buy gas in 2023: Sep. 14, 2023 saw the highest gas prices in 2023 at $3.90(1)
- Cheapest week to buy gas in 2023: Jan. 12, 2023 saw the lowest gas prices in 2023 at $3.28(1)
- Most expensive state to buy gas in 2023: The highest average gas price in 2023 was $6.03 in California (Sep. 28, 2023)(1)
- Cheapest state to buy gas in 2023: The lowest average gas price in 2023 was $2.83 in Georgia (Jan. 05, 2023)(1)
- Most expensive weekly national average since 2018: The highest weekly gas price was $4.99 per gallon the week of Jun. 16th, 2022(2)
- Cheapest weekly national average since 2018: The lowest weekly gas price was $1.84 per gallon on Apr. 16, 2020(2)
- Most expensive weekly state gas price since 2018: California at $6.43 per gallon on June 16th, 2022(2)
- Cheapest weekly state gas price since 2018: Wisconsin at $1.29 per gallon on (Apr. 16, 2020)(2)
went from energy independence to this in a very short period of timeā¦
He is certainly significantly contributing to the current spike. But most of the easy to get to oil has been gotten. We now have to rely on fracking to get to much of what is left and that is much more expensive, very water intensive and water table polluting and even causes earthquakes. Also the quality of the remaining oil is lower and requires a lot more refining. There is a reason why the Saudis are taking significant steps to diversify away from oil and it is not all due to the current āgreenā energy push which will likely never replace our dependence on oil on its own.
The cost of fossil fuels will continue to rise over time regardless of who is in the White House.
Youāve been paying attention!