Localized microgrids in remote areas
Expanding the main grid to remote areas can be costly. Localized microgrids... Read more
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I don’t think the American trump voters or UK Brexiteers intended it, but they are pushing the cause of a global government, regardless of which nations get a decent share during the initial power grab.
Science, climate and peace sure are global issues that affect the entire world. Maybe each government should vote for a world leader. A possible solution to the one-sided situation we will enter true globalism with.
Not to worry, America’s influence on the world is declining, due to their self-interested voting record. America-First… not for long.
“It hasn’t been OK. After four years of Trump’s “America first” — or, more accurately, “America only” — approach to international relations, the U.S. is less respected and less influential than it has been in decades. “