7 Deadly Industries

from Scott S. Nutter Hosted by Scott Nutter

Republicans have positioned themselves as the "Oracles" of Oil to politically oppose the Democrat's big government push for green energy. The reality today is that this transition to electrification has nothing to do with politics or global climate change. The reality is that this change is inevitable because of the science of economics. I've put the following in what I see to be a likely chronological order of decline (with some overlap of course).

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