What is Energy Poverty?

Through history as humans became better at sourcing energy for warming, cooling, lighting, cooking and food storage, our living standards and health improved. If you ever visit an impoverished country, one of the first things you may notice is that people have limited, or no access to energy. They live in the dark at night, cook on open fires, burn polluting substances, store food by hanging it in the shade, and rarely move far from home. The poorer we are, the less access we have to energy; and the less access to energy we have, the poorer we become.
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Reliable sources of energy are required to lift society into health and prosperity. Sweden have just cancelled their ‘green energy targets’, citing the instability of solar and wind for meeting population energy requirements. Why is green energy being pushed so aggressively by globalist organisations such as UN, WHO, World Bank, WTO, etc?

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