Yup! How would the political pressure change if 50% of fossil fuels were displaced by solar and wind and even wood pellets? What if the effort taken for making speeches and marching were put into promoting clean energy ventures, businesses and organizations? Probably local efforts and local steering committees could make incremental achievements that will add up quicker than anticipated.
A smart monk once told me to stop flailing away at bad people and start building something that will last after I leave the scene.
"Yard by yard, life is hard. Inch by inch; it's a cinch."
This follows a similar story line as the movie, Battle of Algiers.
Yup! How would the political pressure change if 50% of fossil fuels were displaced by solar and wind and even wood pellets? What if the effort taken for making speeches and marching were put into promoting clean energy ventures, businesses and organizations? Probably local efforts and local steering committees could make incremental achievements that will add up quicker than anticipated.
A smart monk once told me to stop flailing away at bad people and start building something that will last after I leave the scene.
"Yard by yard, life is hard. Inch by inch; it's a cinch."
We have all kinds of opportunities to create new alliances and arraignments, but does anyone dare discuss and justify our options for goals?
This is tragic. It's equally tragic that we ignore the people living in these poorest counties in the US until something like this happens.