Many if not most Americans were up in arms when news broke that an obscure federal regulatory agency was considering a ban on natural gas stoves, and rightly so. A government that meddles in Mama’s kitchen for no good reason clearly has gotten too big.
—to deploy an “all of government” regulatory agenda designed to rapidly phase out the production and consumer use of conventional energy. The goal is to halve U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and ultimately reach “net zero” emissions by 2050.
If that still sounds obscure, think about how your phone alarm woke you up on time, how you made breakfast, got to work or school today, and enjoyed entering a temperature-controlled room. Every step required energy, and it’s only the start of the day.of Americans’ total energy needs are met by coal, oil, and natural gas—the very energy resources targeted by Biden’s executive orders.
With those two orders in the first week of his term, Biden could take his hands off the wheel and let regulatory agencies do the rest of the jobCreating Climate Agencies
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