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I largely ignore this and just look around the world at the remarkable, sudden success of green energy and electric vehicles. We may solve the root of the probl
by softwaredoug 1y ago
I largely ignore this and just look around the world at the remarkable, sudden success of green energy and electric vehicles. We may solve the root of the problem while Republicans still call it a hoax.
(It’s mostly a sad statement now about US ceding a huge growth area for its industrial base here.)
- noobermin 1y agoI'm not in America anymore. But my general feeling jn America would be a sense of dread at being left behind.
- softwaredoug 1y agoYes except for Silicon Valley and finance, we are giving up any chance of market leadership in these areas. Ironically if we wanted manufacturing jobs we’d focus on growth areas. Our energy and automobile companies will suffer longer term by being able to hold onto old, not economically viable ways of doing things until the bitter end.
- Barrin92 1y agoPeople will drive Chinese electric cars, while the US pulls up an Iron Curtain, people drive 30 year old diesel trucks and closes the universities down. What's next, a down to the countryside movement, everyone has to do five years of hard farm labor in Iowa?
- softwaredoug 1y agoYes it’s horrible for US economic leadership and IMO is less about climate change and more about US willful ignorance sacrificing market leadership.
- e40 1y agoProbably the only way crops will be picked,after the wall goes up