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The Environmental Damage in Germany Caused by the Mad Drive for Renawable Energy
The European Energy Review ^ | Marcel Crok

Posted on 05/03/2012 12:55:53 PM PDT by Olympiad Fisherman

The drive to obtain renewable energy is an extremely land use intensive operation. German forests are being sacrificed for fear of global warming!! The 'local only' green economy will overuse the environment at home. More than a few environmental historians who have been quick to criticize the Nazi drive for Aryan economic self-sufficiency in order to discredit the green streak of National Socialism, but it is now time to look in the mirror ...

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1 posted on 05/03/2012 12:55:54 PM PDT by Olympiad Fisherman
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To: Olympiad Fisherman
Howard Fast wrote a book about Communism called "The God That Failed". Thomas Mann wrote a book about Nazism called 'Dr. Faustus".

Now Fritz Vahrenholt has written a book about yet another aspect of totalitarianism.

2 posted on 05/03/2012 2:50:44 PM PDT by muawiyah
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To: muawiyah

Well stated! But it will still be difficult to convince the environmentalists of their folly. I am becoming more and more convinced that enviros are actually worse for the environment than for the better.


3 posted on 05/03/2012 4:09:01 PM PDT by Olympiad Fisherman
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