in turn devalue the currency. that in turn cause more inflation. that s basic supply and demand. before we get into the specifics of the legislation, keep in mind, life is already so expensive in this country that we literally have bread lines in major cities. we spoke to volunteers in one food bank in camden, new jersey, and said many people can t afford rice and beans. look at all these people. this line runs almost around the block here. yeah, things cost more. so people that otherwise, you know, you look people well dressed in line, that, you know, typically would not be at a food bank, but they are. prepandemic we were at abundance, feeding about 90,000 people per week. now we re at 140,000 per week. rice, pasta, beans. we re also finding that finding those items for us is getting to be very expensive as well. i want to again show the line of folks here. this is all sorts of folks, families, single people, a lot of these people would not in a line to try to get s
electric vehicle purchases, which allows master manufactureo jack up the price. and of course there s $100 billion for the so-called renewable injury, which includes manufacture of solar panels and wind turbines. is that a good investment? let s see. right now china makes 80% of the world s solar panels and most of the wind turbines. safe to say china understands renewables, but china is not relying on those renewables for power generation. this chart shows annual emissions going back to the 70s. our emissions having going down for years. china s has been rising dramatically, because they re not shutting down their coal plants. in fact, they re building more coal plants than the rest of the