Renewable Energy Failures, Livestock Genetics, and Global Control... Teresa Platt from France
She and Trent dig into the root causes behind the outages and question the reliability of renewable energy systems. Spain often boasts about its green energy leadership, but it turns out those headlines don’t always match the reality on the ground. With heavy government subsidies going toward CO2 and climate-focused projects, Trent and Teresa raise the question: is it really about sustainability, or just politics? The conversation also takes a fascinating turn toward livestock genetics, particularly the Piedmontese breed of cattle from Italy. Trent shares stories about his new Italian friends and the lessons he’s learning about the genetic progress being made in Europe’s livestock industry. Teresa ties this into Chapter 37 of her book Dark Side of Hunger Mountain, where she explores how centralized global policies and climate initiatives are impacting food production, animal breeding, and personal freedom.
