Biden lies again about not stopping fracking

 UPI:

Biden climate plan aims to put U.S. on path to 'net-zero economy'
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"Let me be clear, and I know it always comes up, we're not going to ban fracking," he said Wednesday.

"We'll protect jobs and grow jobs, including through stronger standards like controls from methane leaks and union workers willing to install the changes.
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Biden has already ordered halt to new production on federally controlled sites where fracking has been increasing production.  He has also ordered a halt to new offshore drilling.  He is doing this with no clear plan for energy alternatives that are viable.  

We already know that wind and solar energy lack mass and are unreliable as anything but a supplemental source.  His plan will not only lead to a loss of jobs, but will also make the grid less reliable and create more blackouts. 

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