2/13/2010, 10:04 am
Brave, determined, and cold.....
.....our very sane green comrades
Great news from the Battle Front.... A newly formed communist brigade known only as "The C.C.C. Greens", have successfully infiltrated one of America's most prominent Cities, Cambridge, Mass. They have many battle objectives, but firstly, there are looking to take action against the horrific onslaught of capitalism-induced man-made global warming. The Cambridge Climate Congress is on the attack!
I like how they use the words "mandatory" and "climate emergency" and "Vegan Mondays", it shows that our green comrades in Cambridge mean business.
Of course, they do have some progressive proposals to cleanse the Cambridge residents of their capitalist ways.....
See, Obama was right, "green jobs" are the future, and only more government spending can get us there you stupid t-baggers! Well, here is a true patriot with his take on the green's offensive in Cambridge.
Yes, hopefully we are able to advance the "really smart" green movement forward after our comrades win at the Battle of Cambridge. A new revolutionary war has begun, rejoice!
.....our very sane green comrades
Great news from the Battle Front.... A newly formed communist brigade known only as "The C.C.C. Greens", have successfully infiltrated one of America's most prominent Cities, Cambridge, Mass. They have many battle objectives, but firstly, there are looking to take action against the horrific onslaught of capitalism-induced man-made global warming. The Cambridge Climate Congress is on the attack!
Going green will not be optional in Cambridge, Mass., if the Cambridge Climate Congress has its way. It will be mandatory. There will be congestion pricing to reduce car travel. Curbside parking will be eliminated. There will be a carbon tax "of some kind," not to mention taxes on plastic and paper bags. And the Massachusetts city, home of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will advocate vegetarianism and veganism, complete with "Meatless or Vegan Mondays." Those are just some of the proposals put forth by the Congress, which was created in May 2009 to respond to the "climate emergency" plaguing Cambridge
I like how they use the words "mandatory" and "climate emergency" and "Vegan Mondays", it shows that our green comrades in Cambridge mean business.
"This emergency is created by the growth of local greenhouse gas emissions despite the urgent warnings of climate scientists that substantial reductions are needed in order to reduce the risk of disastrous changes to our climate," the Climate Congress reported in proposals issued on Jan. 23. "This proposal is made in the belief that an effective local response is, if anything, made more urgent by so far inadequate global agreements and federal policies for emissions reductions. It is made in the belief that our City should lead by example."
Of course, they do have some progressive proposals to cleanse the Cambridge residents of their capitalist ways.....
The Congress recommends the following proposals for immediate attention in 2010:
1. Establish annual GHG emissions goals and improved annual measurements to track progress toward these goals.
3. Develop an adaptation plan.
10/11. Initiate a community awareness and action campaign.
29. Develop a proposal to create municipal jobs that address the climate emergency (i.e. "green jobs").
See, Obama was right, "green jobs" are the future, and only more government spending can get us there you stupid t-baggers! Well, here is a true patriot with his take on the green's offensive in Cambridge.
"That is a place where you might make a difference," said Rood, who writes a blog for Weather Underground. He also praised the city's proposal to advocate vegetarianism and veganism. "From a climate point of view, eating less meat would have a climate impact," said Rood, citing increased deforestation, methane production, fertilizer use and greenhouse gases associated with maintaining that land. "Eating less meat is for the environment in many ways. Regarding the possibility of a carbon tax, Rood, who supports such a move on a national level, said the impact on a city level would be "fairly small." The real positive effect, he said, would be if the plan caught on in other cities if successful.
"In general, if you look at how policy develops, it often starts on regional and local scales and then advances forward," he said. "Cambridge is full of really smart people, so you know, it has the potential."
Yes, hopefully we are able to advance the "really smart" green movement forward after our comrades win at the Battle of Cambridge. A new revolutionary war has begun, rejoice!
