Energy diversification, not missions to end co2 emissions, should be prime energy policy. And every industry player in energy market should be put on notice. It

Energy diversification, not missions to end co2 emissions, should be prime energy policy. And every industry player in energy market should be put on notice. It’s competition and innovation that will solve all sorts of problems from safety to emissions to efficiencies, in each of the respective energy sources. The Bush admin listened to established industry players (a key factor in their unpopularity) more than new innovative markets to determine policy. Obviously this was not the right way to go (at this time). The Obama era admin took enmity and idealism in energy policy to the forefront and that hurt a lot of people because it artificially put them out of business (and gave rise to Trumpian anger).