Wind and Solar Stocks Enter Freefall
Shares of the nation's largest maker of solar panels, First Solar, fell 6.5 percent the day after the election and shares of another large solar power manufacturer, SunPower, dropped approximately 18 percent. Stocks in the world's largest wind turbine manufacturer, Vestas Wind Systems, fell as much as 14 percent in the immediate aftermath of Trump's election before settling 6.6 percent lower at the close of business. About 41.3 percent of Vestas' revenue comes from the Americas.
Based on his public statements, stock market analysts expect a Trump administration to take steps to expand the use of fossil fuels and deemphasize renewable power.
Meanwhile, in Trudeaupia...
And meanwhile, out here in the Ontario countryside, all the kids are singing:
Paddy Brown
His pants fell down
And everyone could see
A tiny pair
With peach fuzz hair
And green as green can be.
Sorry but you keep spelling it wrong. It's Truedopia.
We are so up the creek when even the so-called good guys believe in this climate change/AGW fraud.
Hopefully Trump sinks all of our imbecilic leaders.