Depends on how much of it is false positives.
If you mean negatives, can you give us a few examples of how renewable energy is bad for the environment please?
Do they need to be dug out of the ground?
Are they extremely dangerous and flamable?
Are they shipped around the world in giant tankers that leak occasionally causing decades worth of damage to the aforementioned environment ?
Are they going to last for ever?
Will the financial cost increase as they become more scarce and harder to get?
Do they pollute the air your children will breathe?
Will they affect the climate?
Will they cause wars over ownership?
Or
Are renewables the cheapest, cleanest and most sustainable energy in history that won't poison the planet or your children, and that help countries to work together as Paul's link showed...
“We’ve got the best wind resource, southern Europe has the best solar resource, Norway is a great place for hydro,” says Edwards on the growth of interconnectors. “The more connected we are, the better we can share these things and the greener everyone can be.''
Nah, lets just keep digging stuff up, burning it and poisoning our kids, who needs fluffy.
Fracking anyone?