What we’re experiencing is the deindustrialization of the European economy and we’re concerned…
That’s what one of oil and gas giant Exxon’s top executives told the Financial Times in an interview published this week. It followed Exxon’s announcement that it will pull billions of dollars of investment out of Europe if the regulations around “climate change” don’t improve.
We’re talking energy this week. And when we left off yesterday we asked the question – why doesn’t the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) movement embrace clean energy technology like nuclear fission?
After all, nuclear is the most dense form of energy available to us today. Yet it produces little to no pollution. The emissions we see coming out of nuclear reactors are mostly steam.
Well, Exxon’s executive said the quiet part out loud.
The religion of ESG is not really about protecting the environment. It’s about deindustrialization.
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