My Two Cents
Al ChristieA calm approach to global warming fears, EVs and renewables. Also interested in energy, science, investing, health, faith, and DIY projects.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 301 | Subscribers | Read | alchristie.substack.com |
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Was an agnostic physics major in college; later a born-again Christian. Interested in science in relation to energy, microbiology, and danger of mRNA vaccines, finance and investing, as well as keeping up on evidences for the bible's absolute truth.
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