"Energy Experts Criticize John Kerry's UN Deal, Big Oil Remains Unfazed"

U.S. energy experts have criticized the United Nations' agreement to end fossil fuel reliance worldwide, arguing that it would harm American national and energy security. Critics claim that the agreement lacks realistic means for replacing the energy and products derived from fossil fuels and that previous U.N. climate objectives have not been met. However, Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry praised the agreement as a significant step towards climate action. The agreement aims to reduce carbon emissions, limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, triple renewable energy capacity, phase out coal-fired power generation, promote electric vehicles, endorse carbon capture technology, and disavow fossil fuel subsidies. Critics argue that the agreement serves as a platform for the Biden administration's war on American energy and allows unelected bureaucrats to pursue a misguided agenda.