Comments by "Jennifer Harrison" (@jenniferharrison8915) on "Peta Credlin: Albanese govt’s energy policy a ‘slow-motion train wreck’" video.

  1. Were have you been? They aren't free! They cost us farming land and essential trees, admin and wages, constant maintenance, replacements every 10 years, appropriate disposal costs, down time for weather events! 'very poorly', 'disappointed', it's time to get angry! We must feed 70 countries and keep our citizens alive and healthy, not profit unreliable foreign industries! 😡
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  2. Too true, don't be complacent or trusting, ask the hard questions and demand honest answers 👍
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  3.  @yggdrasil9039  How many cows, how much wheat, how many shade trees, how much more land for the used turbines, how many birds and native plants will not survive, what about fish? 😵 How about how quickly can they replace the first ones, and where from? And who will be paid to do it? What will be replacement cost? 🤑
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  4.  @jonathanparle8429  Yes, we must have nuclear power! Besides the cost saving, if we don't have reliable power many lives and businesses will he lost forever!
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  5. What energy policy, it's just an amalgam of many crazy ideas without any proper prior research, and with extraordinarily expensive purchases from unreliable sources that will never last! Bring back the trees, they at least provide the power of free air! Stupid! 😵
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  6.  @yggdrasil9039  Was it made in China, do you have westerly sun?
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  7.  @yggdrasil9039  Every tree is important for oxygen and farming, that is not correct for all farming! Why are they pulling out masses of grape vines in very fertile South Australia? Maintenance, they can barely put them in before they have to restart! Where are they putting the used then discarded turbines? Did you know that these are Chinese solar panels and therefore are unreliable? These 'renewables' will never be able to fully power this country, it's extremely wasteful to even try! 🧐
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  8.  @yggdrasil9039  Good luck!
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  9.  @yggdrasil9039  Agree to disagree, productive farming is crucial and often a family's only source of security! Tough times from weather events and losses cannot be covered by some instant cash! We actually feeding approx 70 countries and have important export contracts that cannot ever be replaced! And we are in serious debt and need that regular income! Everybody in Australia needs very reliable power and reliable farming! I hear the cost of buying those 'renewables' has just doubled, as well! Unrealistic! 🤨
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