Biden draws criticism on social networks for an erroneous publication on climate policy

President Biden was criticized Friday for missing an important point while trying to tout the success of his climate policies.

While trying to boast about his administration’s success, the 80-year-old commander-in-chief incorrectly prophesied that the country would get most of its power from renewables by the end of the year, seven years ahead of the actual projection. .

“The Inflation Reduction Act is projected to help triple wind power and increase solar power eight-fold, while electricity deployed through the US power grid is expected to run at 81% efficiency. clean energy by 2023”, Biden posted in Xformerly known as Twitter.

The tweet, which racked up more than two million views, accompanied a photo of Biden posing for a selfie with an unidentified US energy worker.

The blunder earned him a “community note” noting that officials don’t expect to hit that goal before 2030.

Fact checking also dealt a devastating blow: Biden himself mentioned the original date on the same platform just five days earlier, when he was bragging about his administration’s “landmark clean energy move.”

The tweet, which racked up more than two million views, accompanied a photo of Biden posing for a selfie with an unidentified US energy worker.The tweet, which racked up more than two million views, accompanied a photo of Biden posing for a selfie with an unidentified US energy worker.Joe Biden/X

Under the 730-page Inflation Reduction Act (which the president recently admitted he regrets naming as such) commits $369 billion to environmental projects, including grants to renewable energy companies and tax breaks for consumers throughout the several years.

The typo brought the 46th president a lot of anger from critics, many of whom couldn’t pass up the opportunity to blast Biden.

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“Joe Biden doesn’t even realize we’re currently in 2023,” veteran Wrote Jesse Sweeney.

“We are already in 2023, genius”, conservative user Rich Weinstein joked.

One X account read: “Caught lying again.”

“Joe Biden is a perfect example of how the light is on, but no one is home,” said another.

The typo brought the 46th president a lot of anger from critics, many of whom couldn't pass up the opportunity to blast Biden.The typo brought the 46th president a lot of anger from critics, many of whom couldn’t pass up the opportunity to blast Biden.REUTERS
Under the 730-page Inflation Reduction Act (which the president recently admitted he regrets naming as such) commits $369 billion to environmental projects, including grants to renewable energy companies and tax breaks for consumers throughout the several years.Under the 730-page Inflation Reduction Act, which the president recently admitted he regrets naming as such, commits $369 billion to environmental projects, including grants to renewable energy companies and tax breaks for consumers throughout the several years.

Former Republican US Senate candidate for New York Paul Szypula took aim at Biden’s unnecessary selfie as well as his administration’s energy policies.

“Biden takes staged selfies like an egomaniac while boasting about ‘clean energy’; meanwhile, energy prices are through the roof. And there is nothing clean about solar and wind energy. Its manufacture generates a lot of pollution. They are also inconsistent and unreliable.” he wrote.

Daniel Turner, founder of the Republican environmental group Power the Future, added: “We are in 2023. And we are not at 81%. This doesn’t make any sense, so I’m assuming you tweeted it yourself…”

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