https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=24706847648952241&set=pcb.1287003759792598 Here was the speech to the Blendon Township Board which precipitated this Agenda item. We hope they join the growing list of township boards that are passing this 2nd Round of Campbell Resolutions, and we hope the Ottawa County Board would add it to its Agenda.
Wright Township Board This Week Unanimously Passed the 2nd Round of Campbell Resolutions, Joining Georgetown and JamestownWright Township Board This Week Unanimously Passed the 2nd Round of Campbell Resolutions, Joining Georgetown and Jamestown
We are very thankful for the way the Wright Township Board has stepped forward to say “NO” to the Net Zero Agenda by seeking local control of the Campbell and our electric grid. We also appreciate how other township boards in Ottawa County are indicating they will step forward as well. It has been an […]
The Net Zero Agenda is Why Electric Utility Bills Are Rising So MuchThe Net Zero Agenda is Why Electric Utility Bills Are Rising So Much
The Net Zero Agenda of states like Michigan are driving up utility prices, as noted in the article here: “In an interview with SAN, Loyola said, “Our electricity supply should be elastic enough to accommodate all the new demand that’s coming from the data center boom.” Instead, he says that the electric supply hasn’t kept […]
Allendale Township Board will decide on its upcoming 09/22/2025 meeting whether it will cave into the Net Zero Agenda with its dangerous battery plants, or seek to thwart itAllendale Township Board will decide on its upcoming 09/22/2025 meeting whether it will cave into the Net Zero Agenda with its dangerous battery plants, or seek to thwart it
The Allendale Township Board discussed the “Save The Campbell” Resolutions as an agenda item at its 09/08/2025 meeting, following a speech I gave at the previous Board meeting. I am thankful this Board seriously weighs this important topic, especially given that it is so affected by a planned battery storage plant in nearby Blendon Township. […]
Does Ottawa County want a monopoly public electric utility company committed to aggressively implementing the Net Zero Agenda for the financial benefit of an elite few? That is precisely what Consumers Energy is.Does Ottawa County want a monopoly public electric utility company committed to aggressively implementing the Net Zero Agenda for the financial benefit of an elite few? That is precisely what Consumers Energy is.
Here are the very words of the President and CEO of CMS/Consumers Energy: “We are not just meeting the energy needs of today, but are also building a brighter,cleaner, and more prosperous tomorrow as we continue to lead the Clean EnergyTransformation. As we make important investments in wind, solar, and battery storage,we are shaping a […]
Speech Before the Polkton Township Board on 09/04/2025Speech Before the Polkton Township Board on 09/04/2025
Joseph Parnell McCarter, Georgetown Township, volunteer leader of SaveTheCampbell effort. The Georgetown and Jamestown Township Boards have passed the 2nd round of “Save The Campbell” Resolutions to thwart the misguided Net Zero Agenda in Ottawa County, and more boards are indicating they will as well. The UN’s Net Zero Agenda is about more than just […]
To Thwart Globalist Control via the Net Zero Agenda, Ottawa County Should Take Effective Action and Not Beat Around the BushTo Thwart Globalist Control via the Net Zero Agenda, Ottawa County Should Take Effective Action and Not Beat Around the Bush
The Net Zero Agenda is about more than just dangerous battery plants and demolition of fossil fuel plants; it is about globalist control. Consumers Energy is the main avenue for its implementation in Ottawa County. It will provide the revenues for Key Capture, RWE, etc. We are just beating around the bush if our effort […]
US Coal Use to Generate Electricity Is Actually Increasing Right Now Because It is Less Expensive than GasUS Coal Use to Generate Electricity Is Actually Increasing Right Now Because It is Less Expensive than Gas
“Power plant owners responded to high gas prices by burning more coal in the first half of this year…The increase for coal and decrease for gas can be largely attributed to the prices of each fuel, according to analysts. The rising cost of natural gas has made coal the more affordable option for some power […]