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Don’t fall for ‘quick sound bites’ around clean energy sources, Fortescue chairman says – CNBC
Politicians have to look beyond catchphrases like “clean hydrogen” and understand the research behind renewable energy sources,…
To tackle runaway global warming, politicians have to look beyond catchphrases like “clean hydrogen” and understand the research behind renewable energy sources before making decisions, Fortescue chairman Andrew Forrest told CNBC.
“I’m asking them to do…
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