If the green transition is ever going to work, it needs to happen everywhere. So, don’t get your drawers in a bunch when you see green energy funds from the Inflation Reduction Act being invested in Red States.
While there may be more support for the green energy transition in blue states, the reality is that red states may offer a more viable path to ACTUALLY getting it done. Between business-friendly policies, more rural land suitable for energy projects, and a number of geographical advantages, red states will be critical to the green buildout.
While these red states might not be known for their environmental activism, their geographies make them prime locations for green investments…try not to think so much about ideology on this one, just focus on places that give us the best shot at making the green transition work, wherever that might be.
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