Why Donald Trump hates wind power
Briefly

Wind energy is currently the most cost-effective source of new electricity in the U.S., as reported by Lazard. Despite this, President Trump inaccurately described wind projects as expensive during a recent executive order. His skepticism towards wind power partly stems from aesthetic concerns related to a proposed offshore wind farm near his golf course in Scotland. Misinformation surrounding wind energy and its benefits, including claims about harmful effects and reliability, persists despite expert consensus supporting its use as a feasible and essential energy source.
Wind energy is the cheapest source of new electricity, contrary to claims by some political figures about its cost and efficiency.
Actual experts recognize wind power's critical role in the U.S. energy landscape, despite misinformation about noise and environmental impacts.
Trump's opposition to wind energy stems from personal interests and aesthetic concerns, marking a shift in his public stance on climate issues.
Despite his past support for climate action, Trump's recent rhetoric against wind energy reflects a disconnect from scientific consensus.
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