[Blue Collar Christian]

Where’s the tipping point point to be with these arrogant freaks?

[Opinionated Blowhard]

The Fed has NO role to play on “climate change”.

[G Larry]

Fraud and shakedowns are the only elements of “Climate Change” man controls.

[eyeamok]

his words mean nothing, the FED has been breaking the law since the Great Society began. The LAW says they are mandated to “maintain stable prices”, that all changed over 50 years ago when they decided that Stealing 2% of VALUE annually was “maintaining stable prices”

[ConservativeInPA]

Let’s try no role. While they are at it, drop all the woke BS and submit to an audit. Anyone who is chairman of the Federal Reserve isn’t doing his job if he doesn’t subject the Fed to an audit. It’s the basis for a true understanding of what’s occurring. In other words, Powell is part of the problem, not the problem solver.

[Altura Ct.]

No, you have no role whatsoever.

[Mr_Moonlight]

Climate Change™ as is currently practiced, is a political tactic. It is NOT a 'cause' to 'save the Earth', or even 'scientific'

A tactic. Nothing more, nothing less.

[blackdog]

If by narrow he means “slim to none” then ok.

[libertylover]

Without explicit congressional legislation, it would be inappropriate for us to use our monetary policy or supervisory tools to promote ...

Something being "inappropriate" is not exactly something that usually holds back a Democrat. Think giving M-16s to Mexican drug lords.

[Vaduz]

Narrow Role = Your Finances

[asinclair]

OK, so I'm contrarian. I think the Fed DOES have a role to play in the climate change game. Here is a list of what I think Washington DC can do:

1. Decentralize as much of US government as possible. We have the technology, that was demonstrated during the COVID lockdowns. Legislators need to work remotely from their home districts.
2. Have as many government employees work from home as we can, to reduce pollution from commuting.
3. Move the centers of regulatory agencies throughout the nation, particular where an agency has the most impact -- like DoE moving to Yucca Mountain.
4. Rip up government parking lots, and plant trees.
5. Require that all IT infrastructure replacements include power reduction in their specifications. Companies like AMD have shown they can slash the power consumption of their CPU chips in half.
6. Eliminate the use of the US Post Office in favor of e-mail and web sites government-wide.

Stop moving paper around. We can do better with a paperless government.