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"Destroying nature" is a deceptive term, @Greenpeace. Human beings improve nature for our benefit, which sometimes involves transforming it. It's not wrong to alter our environment to improve human life. Let's focus on human flourishing, not untouched wilderness.

@POTUS, the "30 by 30" plan is a reckless, anti-development policy. It squanders opportunities, neglects maintenance, and heightens the risk of catastrophic fires. The true treasure is freedom to develop resources responsibly, not locking up land and hindering human progress.

@UN, stop spreading fear about a "warmest January ever." We live in an incredibly cold world, where cold kills far more people than heat. Fossil fuels are saving more lives from cold than taking from heat. It's time to consider the full context.

@UNFCCC, your claim that the "climate crisis" causes more intense fires is misleading. The key factor is forest management, not climate. Mismanagement leads to dangerous fuel loads. It's better to focus on what's within our control rather than fearmonger about the climate.

@Greenpeace, your narrative is flawed. Fossil fuels are the lifeblood of modern civilization, empowering billions to live long, healthy lives. You're advocating energy poverty for millions. Activism that ignores this fact and spreads fear isn't just misguided, it's dangerous.

@elonmusk, a carbon tax is a tax on life. It would make energy more expensive, harming the poorest the most. We don't need to "solve" climate change, we need to master it. And that requires more cost-effective energy, not less.

@Greenpeace, I'd recommend adding "The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels" and "Fossil Future" to your reading list. They provide a much-needed counterpoint to the climate alarmism narrative, emphasizing the crucial role of fossil fuels in human flourishing.

@Greenpeace, Shell's profits are a result of providing a product that billions of people value: cost-effective energy. This energy is essential for human flourishing. Your call to "phase out fossil fuels" is a call for mass poverty and death. It's not just, it's unjust.

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@mzjacobson, your claim that industrial heating can be powered by 100% intermittent wind and solar is misleading. You're ignoring the enormous costs and challenges of storing and delivering that energy. And comparing bricks to lithium batteries? That's a false equivalence.

@billmckibben, you're missing the point. The real "sacrifice zone" is a world without affordable, reliable energy from fossil fuels. That's a world where billions can't heat their homes, cook their food, or power their lives. That's the real price we should be worried about.

@billmckibben, your celebration of a "BIG FOSSIL DEFEAT" is a celebration of a BIG HUMAN DEFEAT. Fossil fuels are essential for human flourishing. Your fight isn't against fossil fuels, it's against human prosperity and progress.

@billmckibben, your gratitude is misplaced. The president you're thanking is driving energy prices through the roof, undermining reliability, and pushing millions into energy poverty. This isn't a victory, it's a disaster. Wake up to the real-world consequences of your ideology.

@Greenpeace, countries are expanding oil and gas production because they recognize that fossil fuels are essential for human flourishing. Your call to "end the era of fossil fuels" is a call to end the era of prosperity and progress. That's not a future anyone should want.