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Climate Imperialism: Clean for Me but Not for Thee

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First published at 20:34 UTC on March 31st, 2023.

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In episode 57 of Climate Change Roundtable, host Anthony Watts is joined by expert weekly panelists H. Sterling Burnett and Linnea Lueken to uncover the hidden costs of the “green” energy transition, including the shocking reality of child and slave labor in the mining of essential minerals for wind, solar, and battery facilities. This week’s episode will highlight the shifting priorities of the U.S. in its fight against climate change, and examine whether human rights have been sidelined.

Set a reminder and tune in to join the conversation as we confront the ethical dilemmas of green energy and questions whether the push for renewables is truly as clean and just as it seems.

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