Yes. I generally believe that CO2 causes problems -- although not, perhaps, to the extent claimed by some. Smart energy companies that produce less CO2 are def

Yes. I generally believe that CO2 causes problems -- although not, perhaps, to the extent claimed by some. Smart energy companies that produce less CO2 are definitely funding the other side. The Natural Gas folks, for instance, generate less CO2 than the coal companies (per BTU) and so, naturally, they're fueling the protest fires. Nuclear emits hardly any CO2 and so they're very anti-CO2. And certainly the wind and solar companies have everything to gain by sticking it to the fossil fuelers. Here's one link, perhaps biased, but still informative. https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelshellenberger/2019/03/28/the-dirty-secret-of-renewables-advocates-is-that-they-protect-fossil-fuel-interests-not-the-climate/#1f6a6a141b07 https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelshellenberger/2019/03/28...