The Dark Side of Net Zero and Why There’s a Better Solution – Mike Mauceli and Brian Gitt

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How might net zero policies become a death sentence for lower-income people in developing countries? Is there a real solution to energy poverty? In this episode, Brian Gitt joins Mike in exploring how his green energy business opened his eyes to the reality of energy and the importance in changing the energy narrative.

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Cameron Long
 

  • @drip369 says:

    Call it the petroleum industry, or the oil industry, these are not fossil fuels because they are made from plants. They only ever called them fossil fuels to make it sound like there was a limited supply and that guy is old enough to know better

    • @samuelzev4076 says:

      These fuels sadly take millions of years of intense compression to be converted from decaying plant matter into usable fuel if we wait that long for new carbon based fuel to appear in the ground for extraction we would have run out of energy and the world would cease to function. This talk is delusional at best

  • @Bozemanjustin says:

    4:51 she walks an hour every morning to get water from a lake… Because she and her family don’t have the mental capability to understand that water rolls downhill, and if they simply dug three feet of ditch per day, the water would come to them

  • @tobybrown1179 says:

    Still burning wood for heat in costal NSW Australia, hardly left the Stone Age using wood 🤔

  • @mech-E says:

    The greater concern with nuclear is that the potential risks outweigh the benefits. However this false fear in the sense that accidents are based on human error with inherently unsafe plant design. New plant designs are so much safer and circumvent much of the potential human error.

  • @s-qc9ns says:

    Please invite Robert Kiyosaki to your podcast. I’ve heard from Andy Tanner that he also has invested in green energy projects. Would really like to know what’s his intention behind doing that.

  • @user-ex9jt4sd6e says:

    Thank You So Much Big Boss Mike Mauceli… Great Show…. BLESS BLESSEDNESS FOREVER ALWAYS….

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