Neglecting climate change risks high energy costs

The article argues that efforts to expand green energy and restrict fossil fuel use, backed by government policies and subsidies, increase energy costs in the U.S. It criticizes regulations on coal and natural gas, increased LNG exports, and subsidies for wind and solar, asserting these measures lead to higher electricity and gasoline prices. The author claims that despite claims of affordability, renewable energy sources are more expensive and less reliable, with high costs seen in states with aggressive climate policies and Europe. The article advocates for maintaining affordable energy through traditional fossil fuels, viewing this as key to economic stability.

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