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The Importance of Energy Independence
The only way to achieve energy independence is to make each of the 100 million households resilient by providing solar panels, battery storage, and potable water, all of which are affordable and available. Poorly managed energy policies and non-mapable progressive solutions only hurt people in the long run, and energy companies need to start deploying solutions that are actually useful.
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Investing in resiliency measures such as solar panels, battery storage, and potable water systems is essential to achieve energy independence and avoid the failures of a poorly managed energy policy.
55:01 - 58:42 (03:41)
Summary
Investing in resiliency measures such as solar panels, battery storage, and potable water systems is essential to achieve energy independence and avoid the failures of a poorly managed energy policy. Subsidies introduced by the federal government have made these systems affordable and available to households.
ChapterThe Importance of Energy Independence
EpisodeE97: SPAC updates, public/private market overview, Putin's end game & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Dilbert comic has been cancelled by 200 newspapers for its environmental, social and governance theme as it published cartoons about adding CO2 to the atmosphere, causing companies' ESG scores to drop.
58:42 - 1:00:16 (01:34)
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Dilbert comic has been cancelled by 200 newspapers for its environmental, social and governance theme as it published cartoons about adding CO2 to the atmosphere, causing companies' ESG scores to drop.
ChapterThe Importance of Energy Independence
EpisodeE97: SPAC updates, public/private market overview, Putin's end game & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The ESG movement has been co-opted by the financial industry resulting in the production of reports by consultants focused on economic gain rather than addressing sustainability and diversity issues.
1:00:16 - 1:01:46 (01:29)
Summary
The ESG movement has been co-opted by the financial industry resulting in the production of reports by consultants focused on economic gain rather than addressing sustainability and diversity issues.