I look at your facts, and see something entirely different.
"The pursuit of alternative fuels must not detract from the development of oil and gas."
Well of course not. You should do both. And while you add green technologies, you still gotta drive that car. The current boom is the result of 'drill, baby, drill'. The result is a savings of billions of US dollars not being sent to the mideast, and perhaps peace with Iran.
These groups are the ones responsible for the "snail crawl" in alternative energy development I referred to.
"Snail Crawl"...? What do you mean. Solar costs are plummeting. Installations are increasing like mad. Cars are dramatically more efficient -- I just drove a gas SUV from Chrysler that actually got ovder 30 mpg. Progress is astounding. But that doesn't mean every single thing you think will come to pass right now.
"Don’t be fooled. Renewable investments pale in comparison to the amount of money poured into fossil fuel companies since 1918 to fatten their bottom lines and crowd out competition.
Renewables are the beneficiaries of a lot of corporate welfare right now. If you doubt that, ask any tea party member. It'll take a few years to catch up to the century of fossil fuel support -- especially if you consider the US military's only job to be protecting oil tankers -- important as that is to your life each day.
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