> The administration is making an attempt to address the issue of every growing demand for more electricity and remove barriers for additional power to come on-line

By cancelling and stalling solar and wind projects while propping up coal of all things? That makes no sense.

Look at the biggest products of the areas around Washington DC. You'll find coal, more coal, and "things we found while mining coal"

Solar and wind projects are not a panacea. They consume minerals and fossil fuels at a rate that the church of climatology never discuss, and actively surpress.

I know they're removing subsidies for solar and wind, but are they going beyond that? Leveling the playing field (and finally admitting that intermittent sources require batteries in order to be compared to true base load alternatives) seems like a rational thing to do.