The article reflects on the aftermath of Storm Éowyn, highlighting the inadequate government response which left many without essential services for days. It questions the blaming of green policies for energy issues at a time when extreme weather challenges the infrastructure. The author emphasizes that those who are most affected by these failures are often the least able to cope with the added burdens, calling attention to a need for more resilient systems to withstand such storms in the future.
When daylight arrived, it was obvious that it was going to take time get everyone back on the grid.
You would wonder why it took until Monday for any semblance of coordinated response from the Government.
Blaming green policies for everything gone wrong is an easy move when the people who can least afford it are the ones paying more.
Hundreds of thousands of us had no power, heat, phone, or water.
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