Enron and Waxman-Markey: Response to Joe Romm — MasterResource

I was advised to let Romm’s inflammatory and inaccurate post go unanswered. But this response adds to the historical record by showing:

1. The true nature of Enron as a political capitalism company;
2. Enron as the business driver of CO2 cap-and-trade and renewable-energy mandates, and thus the corporate father of Waxman-Markey;
3. The strained relationship between Enron and its director of public policy analysis (me); and
4. Joe Romm’s direct link to the fraudulent Enron Energy Services.

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In a discourse with a group of people who don't believe climate change is being caused by human action. It's killing me inside.

American Thinker: Taking the hot air out of wind power

All things considered, wind power has limitations that will relegate it to a role as a supplementary, not a primary, source of our electrical energy.

So the next time you hear a pundit say that we should throw over fossil and nuclear fuel in exchange for wind, know that it is not possible. And any proposals that are predicated on the replacement of natural fossil fuels, such as the replacement of real jobs with "green jobs" is as fallacious as an equation that is predicated on 2 plus 2 equaling 5.