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Tag Archives: subsidies
An ironic GREEN Future
This is your future. Huddled around wood stoves to keep warm because electricity is too expensive because of subsidies paid to rich people who own wind farms and solar panels Continue reading
Biofuel Subsidies and the Law of Unintended Consequences
The environmental benefits of biofuel subsidies are dubious, and these subsidies have the disastrous unintended consequence of making it harder for the poorest people in the world to feed their families. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Environment
Tagged biofuel, environment, poverty, subsidies, uintended consequences
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