Fossil fuels and nuclear power kept the lights on during February’s cold snap


Author: Political | America Out Loud News March 2, 2026 Duration: 57:00
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Fossil fuels and nuclear power kept the lights on during February’s cold snap

The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Wind and solar power gave insignificant contributions, despite having received hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars over the past 20 years. Yet environmental activists want us to believe that we can transition away from fossil fuels, not to nuclear, about which they are unjustifiably terrified, but to the least reliable and most expensive energy...

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