Indeed.

It is somewhat ironic (in a tragic sort of way) that we take for granted the very things which make our modern lifestyles so possible. Energy has been the crux of civilization and its availability - or lack thereof - has either spurred progression or dampened it. This was notably seen at the beginning of the industrial revolution where instead of an insatiable need for coal in every house, there was a transition to electricity (powered by coal). Those who complain about "green energy" should be sent back in a time machine to London at the end of the 19th century when people - even the elites - went around with a perpetual soot of coal on their clothing and the prevalence of black lung even among the general populace. These hysterical nincompoops have no frame of reference for their petty whining.

I'm pretty sure the lady that said that lost her head! No one has mouthed that phrase since.