Accuracy in Media

During the presidential debate, Hillary Clinton claimed she was a champion of coal energy, and how clean and/or green energy can benefit the country. But, she forgot her flip-flop on coal country and coal energy won’t be forgotten: Hillary, on May 3rd 2016, backtracked on her pro-clean energy and anti-coal energy comments Bill mocked West […]

Elon Musk has been known to benefit from government subsidies for his clean energy/green energy businesses like solar panel company SolarCity and the electric cars at Tesla. But the first line from CNN says it all: Elon Musk’s vast clean energy kingdom has been built on incredible innovation — and huge amounts of debt.   […]

The purpose is to tax oil so the government can fund clean energy transportation.

Looks like he’ll continue to pour his wealth into clean energy, which has not proven to be self-sufficient without government intervention in the U.S.

Well, several green energy executives were arrested for a variety of charges and for running a $54 million Ponzi scheme. These people were once praised by Bill Clinton for their green energy efforts.

Sounds like a lot of backroom deals being made over in Nevada: LAS VEGAS—Green energy businesses gathered in Las Vegas on Monday for an annual conference hailing progress in the cleantech industry and encouraging further government incentives for the types of firms that paid thousands of dollars to sponsor the event. For a minimum $4,000 […]

She wants one-third of power in American households to come from green energy sources. It sounds like a lot of green cash for green energy companies like the now-defunct Solyndra and for climate change activists like Tom Steyer.

As the Washington Free Beacon reported: “Two years after being completed, $8-million-worth of solar panels at a Little Rock, Ark., Veterans Affairs hospital have never been turned on, and now the hospital is tearing down some of the panels.” “A chunk of the roughly 7,000 inactive solar panels outside the Little Rock Veterans Affairs Hospital […]

The scandal, where ex-Governor John Kitzhaber’s soon-to-be-wife Cylvia Hayes was revealed to be illegally influencing the governor’s mansion to make deals with her business interests, led to Kitzhaber’s resignation. Now the e-mails are adding another wrinkle to the controversy.

Another green energy disaster. Does green energy actually mean “let’s keep wasting taxpayer dollars” instead of “save the planet and/or environment”?