How Europe’s Energy Crisis Impacts America
As the energy crisis deepens in Europe, many European countries are preparing for harsh cold and dark winter.
As the energy crisis deepens in Europe, many European countries are preparing for harsh cold and dark winter.
America’s annual inflation rate has come in higher than expected at 8.3 percent in August, with food prices and the general cost of living soaring.
America is on the verge of disaster regarding energy supply and demand, and President Joe Biden’s administration is exacerbating the problem, a leading expert is warning.
The socioeconomic pressure that’s building amid a deepening energy and food shortage crisis is leading to surges in worldwide civil unrest, a report is warning.
As “woke” European nations prepare for a cold dark winter amid the mounting energy crisis, the UK’s new Prime Minister Liz Truss has unveiled a plan to boost the domestic output of fossil fuels to fend off shortages.
The people of Switzerland could face huge fines and up to three years in prison if caught “overheating” their homes this winter.
East Timor is using China as a bargaining chip in negotiations with Australia’s government over the construction of a gas pipeline from the resource-heavy Timor Sea.
Fracking companies are reporting that shortages in hydrofracking equipment are causing shale oil output to slow down.
California has extended its Flex Alert which places restrictions on electric vehicle charging in an effort to prevent power outages.
California is telling residents to refrain from charging their electric vehicles through Labor Day due to energy shortages.