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  It's nothing more than a false narrative. A salve for a gunshot wound. Passing the buck to the consumer. A tactic that has been a go-to for the fossil fuel industry for several years. 
  What have you got against Biden signing an executive order declaring a climate emergency? He could have it done by lunchtime tomorrow. Severe weather damage costs for the U.S. topped $300b in the past two years alone. And even more heat is on the way with this Summer's El-Niño. The emergency is as clear as can be.
context: That doesn't work in many red states. Where you have to pay higher taxes for owning an EV, solar, wind... >
  
  I just tested in my red state and it worked great. 
  Reel in the pessimism man, this is a good thing. >
  
  Neither of those links support the claim that the website I linked doesn't work in red states. >
  
  
  The fees alone add about $9,000 to the total price tag over the lifetime of an average 5-kilowatt system, costing residents about half the savings they should expect from shifting to solar.
  
  There's no time left for this crap. We need to be to a point where coal and oil are only allowed by permit only. And very quickly. The world temperature has not dropped below average for 456 consecutive months. >
  
  Why can't a good thing ever just be a good thing? For christ sake, the site I linked to is literally just a way to check what rebates are available. The doom and gloom response is not at all warranted. 
  Doing something positive is infinitely better than doing nothing. Always.