Just when I began to feel gloomy about the continuing challenges to the primacy, if not legitimacy, of renewables and climate change science, along comes a burst of bright, positive light — in the unlikely shape of 13 retired admirals and generals.
These
influential
men
—
collectively
known
as
the
Military
Advisory
Board,
a
facet
of
the
non-profit
research
group
CNA
—
say
the
US
needs
to
slash
its
oil
use
by
one
third
over
the
next
decade
for
national-security
reasons,
and
that
the
means
are
there
to
do
it.
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