
Donald Trump has never been the biggest fan of clean energy. From solar panels to wind turbines, he’s often been more 'make coal great again' than 'save the planet.'
Just when you thought energy politics couldn’t get spicier, the Iran war shakes things up, causing global jitters over oil and gas supplies.
With conflict in Iran, oil prices jump higher than Trump’s tweets. Countries scramble to find alternatives faster than you can say 'climate change.'
Ironically, the war that threatens oil supplies is speeding up the world’s shift toward clean energy—even if Trump isn’t on board.
From electric cars to solar farms, the race to ditch oil is now a full-blown marathon, fueled by geopolitical drama and a dash of irony.
The Guardian’s Heather Stewart highlights how crises can unexpectedly kickstart progress, proving even messy wars have silver linings.