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Solar and wind technologies are already here to transition us to a clean energy future, making oil wars moot, but “Drill, Baby Drill” and Trump’s oil war in Iran begs the question: Why aren’t mainstream media outlets connecting the dots? Brady Bradshaw of The Center for Biological Diversity talks about the organization’s legal challenges to the forced opening of the Sable Pipeline in Santa Barbara.
Then, Michael Richardson of Thirdact.org discusses the potential for the clean energy transition and how the impact of Trump’s all-out war on renewables could doom us to a broken planet if we don’t stop it.
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