To: knighthawk
I believe Biden. I think this is a goal worthy of being the most important piece of legislation in the history of this country. So, to make this a reality, I suggest we take the city of Chicago and make it fully green. No gas powered vehicles, every building run by alternative energy sources, every restaurant taking beef and pork off of their menus.
Let the city run for five years, capturing every risk, action, issue and decision and building corrective action plans around it. Closely monitor the climate there and see if it changed.
After five years and an independent evaluation of every document, if it turns out this idea worked, we can then do San Francisco, LA, NYC, Philly, Baltimore and St Louis. Same thing as Chicago. If the results are also positive, then we can take it to some of the other cities.
That is the only way to do this.
52 posted on
04/28/2021 4:54:01 AM PDT by
EQAndyBuzz
(Keep the Faith. Everything happens for a reason.)
To: EQAndyBuzz
D.C. should go first. Lead by example.
To: EQAndyBuzz
"I believe Biden. I think this is a goal worthy of being the most important piece of legislation in the history of this country. So, to make this a reality, I suggest we take the city of Chicago and make it fully green. No gas powered vehicles, every building run by alternative energy sources, every restaurant taking beef and pork off of their menus.
Let the city run for five years, capturing every risk, action, issue and decision and building corrective action plans around it. Closely monitor the climate there and see if it changed.
After five years and an independent evaluation of every document, if it turns out this idea worked, we can then do San Francisco, LA, NYC, Philly, Baltimore and St Louis. Same thing as Chicago. If the results are also positive, then we can take it to some of the other cities.
That is the only way to do this."
Okay. I'm in, as long as it's confined to the city limits. Not the suburbs, though, because we don't want an enormous exodus of socialist suburbanites to the rural areas. If that were to happen, there would soon be no food at all.
102 posted on
04/28/2021 6:58:09 AM PDT by
familyop
(Only here for the tales from the rubber room.)
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