I'm disappointed that reuters didn't see fit to mention the massive amounts of money the fossil fuel industry has bribed Trump with to act on their behalf, or even that Trump made promises to help them out while soliciting a bribe of $1 billion (https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-asked-oil-execs-for-1b...). It's not exactly new information, and shouldn't surprise anyone, and many people are already aware, but it still seems like some pretty relevant context along with mention of the many other things he's delivered for the industry over his years in office while serving as their loyal and obedient lapdog.

It is inevitable that the United States will inevitably become a renewable energy superpower - tapping geothermal in Yellowstone, covering deserts with solar across South West, flying tethered wind turbines in Tornado Alley, Nuclear power stations up and down both coast lines, transcontinental high voltage transmission lines delivering power to everywhere that needs it. The Trump moment is all about whether this happens in 20 years or 100.