General Wesley Clark on Fossil Fuel and National Insecurity

More examples of the ways climate change is effecting our national security, and will continue to do so in the future, from the former NATO Commander Wesley Clark.

 

4 thoughts on “General Wesley Clark on Fossil Fuel and National Insecurity”


  1. Clark: “Oil reserves in the ground: its like $170 trillion. Its the MOST valuable commodity that’s currently priced in the World. You are going against people who control these reserves. So, this can only be done through a mass movement that overturns the established structure of energy markets. IT CAN’T BE A SMOOTH TRANSITION.”


    1. I pressed ‘send’ too soon. I meant to add: this is incredibly chilling considering the SOURCE of these sentiments.


  2. It’s both interesting and sad that all but one of his alternatives to imported oil are just other liquids.  The interviewer sees fit to include exactly one mention of “electric automobiles” (perhaps it was not the only one, we will probably never know).  Meanwhile, electrified rail, electrified highways… not mentioned.

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