Sentences with phrase «fuel industry truly»
It explains just how ignorant the fossil fuel industry truly is.
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Overall, the 2018 Chicago Auto Show is a perfect way to become familiar with or fuel interest in the automotive industry, and it truly offers a unique place for families to connect.
let's look beyond the fact that these are capital - constrained entities which are, after all, run for profit, highly geared and probably more risk averse than they once were (along with most everyone else)-- and then also look beyond the fact that even they are simply not big enough to replace the entire private mortgage securitization industry which truly fueled the boom and has wilted on the vine in the last year.
It clearly shows what the deniers truly are: bullies, paid by their masters the fossil fuel industry to subvert science in the most disrespectful way.
To get truly serious about addressing climate change, Washington must end the billions in subsidies going to the industry and move to keep fossil fuels in the ground by banning drilling offshore and ending the fossil fuel leasing program on public lands.
If Oregon, and the Northwest, truly wants a domestic - as in local - and renewable fuel source, we should be looking to build a cellulosic ethanol industry using waste from the large Northwest forestry and agriculture sectors to produce our liquid fuels (and a bit of electricity) as well as additional electricity from the Northwest's diverse and abundant renewable energy sources to power the electric component of a plug - in hybrid flex fuel fleet.
The SRI industry uses a variety of excuses for why it generally continues to support fossil fuels, or to prefer natural gas over oil as a «better» option, but the primary rationale seems to be one of doing less harm or favoring financial return rather than being truly concerned about ecological or human welfare.
It would truly put hydrogen back in the running as an energy storage medium for renewables and fuel - cell vehicles, with the added irony that it would originate from Calgary — the financial heartland of Canada's oil sands industry.
«Today's announcement from Bank of America truly represents a sea change: it acknowledges the responsibility that the financial sector bears for supporting and profiting from the fossil fuel industry and the climate chaos it has caused.
and the tech getting better, the day isn't far off when solar will be truly competitive with dirtier energy (Italy's solar industry is projected to be ready to compete on its own as soon as next year, thanks to that nation's abundant sunlight and reliance on imported fossil fuels).