Weekly News Headlines And Commentary – Week Of January 20th
January 20, 2025Weekly run-down of important news for the week of 1.20.25, including education, green energy and surveillance
Tag: green energy
Michael And Jenni Talk, Public Education and Green Energy
January 19, 2025On January 17, 2025, a podcast episode featured hosts discussing Oklahoma politics after a guest cancellation. They revisited a discussion with Senator Kendal Sacchieri about property tax. The episode also tackled education issues and the disconnect from nature, emphasizing how modern life diminishes humanity’s appreciation for the natural world.
Peter Murphy of CFACT; Green Energy is “pure crony capitalism”
January 13, 2025Oklahomans are resisting the state’s green energy initiatives, evident in the No Wind Turbines rally at the Capitol. An interview with Peter Murphy from CFACT highlighted concerns over legislators viewing green technology as free-market solutions, criticizing the Inflation Reduction Act as benefiting political allies. Citizens must remain vigilant against deceptive green energy projects.
Governor Kevin Stitt Continues To Sell Oklahoma Down The Green Energy River
December 4, 2024Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt’s recent agreement with Denmark aims to enhance green energy initiatives in the state. Critics argue this memorandum threatens local communities and farmland, as energy produced is primarily exported, not used locally. Concerns grow over the environmental impact and lack of transparency regarding carbon capture and transmission projects.
Wind Energy Isn’t Benefiting Oklahoma
November 24, 2024On November 20th, an interview with Chad McDougall revealed Oklahoma’s energy dynamics: the state produces significantly more energy than it uses, yet wind companies exploit local resources, harming landscapes and costing taxpayers. Wind subsidies continue despite cessation in 2017, raising questions about energy policies while residents face higher bills amid governmental favoritism toward green companies.
Did You Know? The Largest Carbon Capture Plant In The US Opened In Oklahoma, August 13th – Part 1
October 23, 2024On August 13th, Oklahoma opened the Bantam DAC plant, the largest in the U.S. and second globally, aiming to capture 5,000 tons of CO2 annually. Despite support from local leaders, concerns about safety, environmental impact, and efficacy persist. Critics argue it may not significantly reduce emissions and raises liability issues.
Pretty Shocking: Oklahoma All-In On ESG and Green Energy!
September 29, 2024Saundra Traywick discovered plans for a vast electrical transmission corridor in Oklahoma tied to the state’s ‘green agenda’, which includes wind turbines, solar energy, and carbon capture projects funded by the federal government. This has raised concerns about private land rights being compromised and transparency issues surrounding public-private partnerships in energy funding.
Seeking His 5th Term, House Appropriations & Budget Chair, Kevin Wallace, Doxes Opponent Whose Supporters Gov. Stitt Calls “Political Animals” And Spends $440 Thousand Dollars To Win Re-Election
August 25, 2024Kevin Wallace, Oklahoma Representative, faces strong opposition in his re-election bid, with concerns over his control of taxpayer funds and his controversial actions. Challenger Jim Shaw, a political newcomer, has gained ground with his focus on land issues. Wallace’s heavy spending and questionable tactics have sparked outrage, highlighting the need for change in government.
Public Private Partnerships; City Councils Can’t Obstruct The Public View Of Tax Dollars
July 8, 2024On a live podcast, Wendi Montgomery Dial discussed Westwin Elements, a company aiming to refine crucial earth elements like cobalt. The founder, a young single mother with political experience, claims an altruistic vision. The City of Lawton offers substantial incentives, raising concerns about transparency. Wendi, a geologist, has uncovered links between cartel activity, election integrity, and rare earth metal mining.