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The Changing Narrative on Climate and Energy: A Critical Analysis
For over three decades, the dominant global narrative has been that climate change is an imminent crisis driven primarily by human activity, particularly fossil fuel consumption. This orthodoxy has prompted massive shifts in policy, economics, and societal behavior, advocating for a rapid transition from traditional energy sources like coal, oil, and natural gas to renewable energy such as wind and solar power. However, recent developments and emerging truths are challenging the foundational assumptions of this narrative, prompting a re-evaluation of our approach to energy, climate, and geopolitics.