It’s a resolution and not a bill. That means the resolution are a set of goals that should be achieved, and should guide current/future bills. So no.. that wasn’t its purpose. Bills are now supposed to be written with the details to make the goals achievableas much as possible.
What happens when economically illiterate voters elect economically illiterate politicians? There's no punchline. There's just the #GreenNewDeal
http://thefederalist.com/2019/02/07/ten-most-insane-requirements-green-new-deal/ …
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Economically illiterate resolutions are hard to turn into economically feasible bills
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I studied power engineering for my undergrad and worked in the field. The ideas regarding energy “restructuring” in the Green New Deal make 0 sense. Solar and wind energy can’t make the bulk of supply because of variability. We need base-load from hydro, hydrocarbon, and nuclear
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Nuclear is pretty green. It even glows green according to the simpsons.
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Come over to the UK. We've had unicorns flying for years....
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Amazing how short-sighted and idealistic it is. "Unwilling to work" there aren't even words...
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Now if they’d have thought to include teleporters and sexbots I’d have been totally on board with this.
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This is what happens when there is no profit/loss system. Sound economics isn't about money. It's about the spontaneous organization of free people. This is impossible without price signals, as our political institution has revealed (though this is nothing new).
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The shrillest of corporate shills. What part of “environmental catastrophe” is unclear? Adapt or perish.
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Are you ready to give up your tech, HVAC, water and sewage, and urban living and let disease, heat, and cold, etc take their natural course to get back to pre-industrial revolution living standards and population levels?
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