Issue #1239: This is an alarming trend
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This is one of the most startling lagging outcomes from all of this.
— Kevin Crowley (@CrowleyKev) July 6, 2022 We've discussed the first and second order effects of misguided energy policy in this rag in recent months. Supply dries up. Prices spike. Energy intensive industries also see price increases that end up negatively affecting the economy. These are the straightforward consequences that are somewhat easily predictable. What is not so easily predictable are the lagging indicators of not only the bone headed policies, but the multi-decade barrage of screeching from a group of hysterics who want you to believe that the world must transition away from…
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