Is Climate Change Fanaticism the Greatest Killer of All Time?

Written by Unleash Prosperity on September 8, 2024. Posted in Current News

How many people are dying each year from climate change lunacy?

The left’s immoral war on energy has now become one of the planet’s leading causes of death and infant mortality.

This is the only conclusion from a new 2024 study, finding more than 1 billion people STILL lack access to reliable electric power.

We quote from this deeply disturbing analysis:

Since 2000, access to electricity has increased dramatically across the globe, jumping from 75 percent of the global population to 90 percent by 2020.  But having access means little when the power is not working, is unreliable, or is too costly to use.

For too many around the world, newly gained connections to electricity services have not resulted in meaningful benefits to their daily lives.

In a newly released paper, we report that at least 1.18 billion are energy poor and unable to use electricity, a total that is 60 percent higher than the 733 million people who lack any electricity connection at all in 2020, according to official data.

So here we are in the year 2024 and a population TWICE the size of the United States still has no electricity some 125 years after Edison’s invention of the light bulb!

Energy poverty has become one of the leading causes of death. Then we have a half-trillion-dollar climate change industrial complex (funded by the U.S. government and leftwing tax-exempt foundations).

Instructing poor nations in Africa and Asia to use LESS electric power and to avoid using coal and natural gas – the most plentiful and cheapest forms of energy.

If this continues, climate alarmism will be responsible for more deaths than Hilter and Stalin combined.

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