People – if you’re as investment savvy as you think you are you know that efficient systems require balance. We’re in this mess because we ignore this simple basic economic tenant. Only the short-sighted continue to advocate unbalanced systems – to truly fix our nation we need to balance the allocation of resources between economic activity, social parity and environmental responsibility. What good is economic wealth if are social infrastructure is being torn apart or if there is no clean air or water.
Macho posturing is a fool’s refuge. Try growing up and working to find real solutions to our complex problems. The future of our nation and our planet requires us to stop repeating the mistakes of the past. Instead, we need an energy campaign on the same level as the “Marshall Plan” and the ‘New Deal’ that mounts an international campaign to break our oil dependency cold-turkey and deploys cleaner energy sources in it’s place. Nuclear power is going to be needed to help our economy break its oil addiction – but the high level of long term risk requires that this technology be managed in a way the prioritizes safety over profit – which excludes private industry. A quasi-public entity can be created to balance public and private investment and oversight. (The current version of nuclear energy oversight doesn’t even come close to the
Alternative energy sources should be heavily incentivized to encourage private industry development. And the energy grid needs to be further decentralized – which can still be effectively managed thanks to the improvements in the computer sector. Also, decentralizing has the additional benefit of empowering larger segments of our society – giving more Americans more control over their own energy production.
Breaking into your remaining savings to give an addict a little more crack doesn’t make sense. Blindly exploiting the last few natural resources like ANWR is just as foolish – because it doesn’t address the real problem.
-
People – if you’re as investment savvy as you think you are you know that efficient systems require balance. We’re in this mess because we ignore this simple basic economic tenant. Only the short-sighted continue to advocate unbalanced systems – to truly fix our nation we need to balance the allocation of resources between economic activity, social parity and environmental responsibility. What good is economic wealth if are social infrastructure is being torn apart or if there is no clean air or water.
May 25 20:58 pm
|Rating:
0
0
All Comments by Roadstar Biker »Is the US Dollar Doomed? [View article]
Macho posturing is a fool’s refuge. Try growing up and working to find real solutions to our complex problems. The future of our nation and our planet requires us to stop repeating the mistakes of the past. Instead, we need an energy campaign on the same level as the “Marshall Plan” and the ‘New Deal’ that mounts an international campaign to break our oil dependency cold-turkey and deploys cleaner energy sources in it’s place. Nuclear power is going to be needed to help our economy break its oil addiction – but the high level of long term risk requires that this technology be managed in a way the prioritizes safety over profit – which excludes private industry. A quasi-public entity can be created to balance public and private investment and oversight. (The current version of nuclear energy oversight doesn’t even come close to the
Alternative energy sources should be heavily incentivized to encourage private industry development. And the energy grid needs to be further decentralized – which can still be effectively managed thanks to the improvements in the computer sector. Also, decentralizing has the additional benefit of empowering larger segments of our society – giving more Americans more control over their own energy production.
Breaking into your remaining savings to give an addict a little more crack doesn’t make sense. Blindly exploiting the last few natural resources like ANWR is just as foolish – because it doesn’t address the real problem.