Yes, Warren Buffett still buys oil and gas companies. His rationale, as explained here, is that he owns positions in Walmart, even though they sell cigarettes. In other words, he laughs off the moral aspect of investing, as so many billionaires do with such incredible panache.
Anyone who is empowering the fossil fuel industry in its resistance to decarbonize our energy and transportation sectors is either a) ignorant of the issues or b) indifferent to the quality of life that this planet can support, making him a total ass****.
Buffett doesn’t strike me as ignorant.
I doubt there is a definitive answer to the question that a reader poses at left, but here’s how I’ve been dealing with this issue since I was a boy:
A couple: 2
A few: 3 – 4
Several: 5 – 12
Many: more that 12.
Apparently, the author of the meme here doesn’t know that 2023 marked the sixth straight year that the United States led the world in oil production.
The modern-day Republican party is doing everything in its power to remove regulations that are aimed at protecting the environment, and right now, they’re having a field day, due to our nation’s rejection of science.
But what happens when the MAGA crowd finds itself standing on their rooves, as shown at left? This could get interesting.
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