Watchman: They Want Us To Eat Bugs—Its Obama/Biden Admin Again,Net-Zero Climate-Control Policies This Time, What’s Next? It’s Hell on Earth, It’s Going to Get Real and No-Where to Hide

By SRH, Watchman: Obama-Biden Administration, Net-Zero Climate-Control Policies Want Us to Eat Bugs A new analysis warns that the Biden administration’s net-zero climate plans could raise food production costs, risking shortages and high supermarket prices. The conservative Buckeye Institute warned that the Biden administration’s net-zero climate-control measures jeopardize U.S. food supply in a new analysis. The Feb. 7 research revealed that the Biden administration’s ESG-driven climate policies and demands cost American farmers and consumers a lot. Trevor W. Lewis and M. Ankith Reddy, economic research analysts at the Buckeye Institute, wrote that the model corn farm must comply with the government’s new carbon emission rules to better understand the true costs that American farms and households will likely pay for the Biden administration’s net-zero policies and objectives. “The farm’s operational costs, as expected, all rose significantly,” they said. The researchers…

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Update: ‘Big Oil’ Responds To Satan Soldier Obama Biden’s Threats: Here’s 10 Things You Can Do To Ease Gas Prices, The Question Is – Will the Obama Biden Administration Do Any of Them?

HNewsWire: Chevron has hit back at the Biden administration, claiming that their policies since January 2021 have sent a message that it aims to “impose obstacles to our industry delivering energy resources the world needs,” according to Bloomberg’s Annmarie Hordern, citing a statement by the company. Chevron’s response to Biden’s letter to big oil: “Unfortunately, what we have seen since January 2021 are policies that send a message that the Administration aims to impose obstacles to our industry delivering energy resources the world needs.” — annmarie hordern (@annmarie) June 16, 2022 Chevron says they plan to boost production in the Permian basin by more than 15% this year, while its overall upstream capital investments in the US have climbed 35% in the last year. What’s more, Chevron’s US refineries are operational, and input grew to 915k b/d on average in…

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