Yesterday afternoon, after the reaction to the blackout in South Australia, and the insistence by conservative politicians and incumbent energy interests that renewable energy must be to blame, even though it wasn’t, we saw #stuffwecanblameonrenewables trending on Twitter.
Here are some of our picks from the bunch;
Police are looking for a suspicious wind turbine after this assault
Huge Storm has been cleared of suspicion#stuffwecanblameonrenewables pic.twitter.com/RyGNVJzBpF— Ben Davison (@ClubeGaffer) September 29, 2016
Damn, it’s nearly 4pm already and I haven’t done half the stuff I wanted to do. #stuffwecanblameonrenewables
— Roderick Campbell (@R_o_d_C) September 29, 2016
Hair metal#stuffwecanblameonrenewables pic.twitter.com/s3MqF9QvRj
— Environment Victoria (@EnviroVic) September 29, 2016
My non existent electrical bill for the last six years lol. #stuffwecanblameonrenewables
— Angela Korras (@AngelaKorras) September 29, 2016
WA’s cold weather. Wind turbines are blowing spring back out to sea. #stuffwecanblameonrenewables
— James Chesters (@jameschesters) September 29, 2016
The destruction of Pompeii after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D.#stuffwecanblameonrenewables
— Adam (@adsteratik) September 29, 2016
Giant wind blowing Wyatt Roy to Iraq #stuffwecanblameonrenewables
— Mark Whalan (@MWhalan) September 29, 2016
Hey @Nick_Xenophon love ya work but let’s get 1 thing straight this aint a wind turbine #stuffwecanblameonrenewables pic.twitter.com/wJkMJv8iR9
— Jonathan La Nauze (@JonathanLaNauze) September 29, 2016
#stuffwecanblameonrenewables pic.twitter.com/eRscYxjxAy
— Misty Eyed Cath (@AstraKate) September 29, 2016
Lengthy hashtags #stuffwecanblameonrenewables
— Ketan Joshi (@KetanJ0) September 29, 2016
When the power’s skipping. #StuffWeCanBlameOnRenewables pic.twitter.com/yUbp2LPKG4
— Noises (@DiggerNoises) September 29, 2016
