Cheers for Oil and Gas // John Hinderaker
I have highlighted in the post below that a global transition is underway. This means that the tiny amount of world’s energy is now coming from “green” sources and is being replaced by fossil fuels, particularly coal. This is a good thing for the environment and other vital considerations.
Fossil fuels have done a lot for humanity, more than any other thing. The transition from horses, donkeys, and carts to modern times is essentially a transition from solar and wind energy to fossil fuels. The fossil fuels are responsible for the survival of our entire civilization.
Yet, the companies that provide us nature’s most valuable bounties are almost ashamed to admit it for reasons that are difficult to understand. The oil companies pretend they are energy companies and not just oil companies. They boast about their money-sucking ventures into inept green energy. Who will remind us of the immense contributions of the oil companies, one of the greatest forces for good in history?
American Experiment is one. Our nation’s top energy team has repeatedly exposed the inadequacy of solar and wind energy and documented the superior value of nuclear, oil, gas, and coal. You can view their most recent reports , hier, hier, and hier.
Data, charts and graphs can only go so far. Our marketing efforts must reach the general public. American Experiment North Dakota is currently running a campaign to get the public to support North Dakota’s oil-and-gas industry. This video is suitable for television at 30 seconds. You can also access the longer version online:
To further our pro-oil/gas campaign, we are purchasing billboards in North Dakota and radio time. These billboards will soon appear all over North Dakota.
It is not enough just to complain about the rising costs of energy. We must also take into consideration the unreliability and inacceptability of solar and wind energy. We must affirmatively promote the life-saving virtues fossil fuels. American Experiment North Dakota has taken the lead in spreading such positive messages to the public. You can donate to American Experiment North Dakota’s efforts in bringing sanity to energy-related discussions.
