Europe's Green energy disaster
One of the founding principles of the European Union (EU) was to provide an environment where a united Europe could enjoy economic prosperity, underwritten by the guaranteed supply of affordable, reliable energy.
However, beginning with the Kyoto Climate Summit in December 1997, the EU embraced the United Nations’ agenda of setting binding targets for cutting greenhouse-gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide, to avert the effects of climate change, which, even 25 years ago, was claimed …
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