Environmental & Ecological Justice is the least of what we owe to the Earth, to our children.

Environmental & Ecological Justice

Climate change is a real existential threat.

We have plastics floating in our oceans & cities like Flint, MI, still don't have clean water.

There are only 10 years left before we cause irreparable harm to the carbon balance in the world.

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What can we do?

There are more options than you might think, but they will not come easy without a solid understanding of basic macroeconomics.

We are here to help teach the 99%.

This is how we work together and win.

A Green New Deal

GND involves the collaboration of the federal government, state governments, and businesses to reduce our carbon imprint by using alternative energy sources.

By subsidizing renewables instead of carbon-based energy, we can work to get our carbon imprint to zero or less.

Just Transition

Allows workers to maintain their incomes as we transition away from extractive fossil fuel-based industries.

Education and other supportive assistance for communities with high percentage of fossil fuel workers

Moving Toward a Caring Economy

The transition to a sustainable economy and just society requires a transformation away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy.

It will also require changes to our social structures away from authoritarian models and toward more democratic institutions with power in the hands of the people.

Where Do I Learn More?

Click on any of the below focus area links to learn more about what's currently happening and what types of solutions are being offered to help create a brighter future for all of us.

Natural Resources

MMT explains that money is the one thing we have in infinite supply. Natural resources however, the supply is becoming extremely finite, especially clean air, potable water, and habitable fertile lands. Protecting our natural resources is not only possible, but necessary for our survival on this planet, and by using our Government’s ability as the currency issuer to “buy any resources available in the economy”, we could make massive investments in restoring and protecting our land, sea, and air, without worry of finding the money or needing to turn a profit.

Sustainability

In a world of ever shrinking natural resources, it’s crucial that we find ways to do more with less, reducing the drain on finite materials and creating less waste. Agricultural transitions to the growing, processing and manufacturing of Hemp as a renewable/sustainable fuel, textile, wood/paper, clothing, plastic, and food source, for example. Knowing that large monetary investments into new technology and jobs to accomplish these goals is just a matter of adjusting fiscal policy and allocating resources, (and not finding tax dollars to pay for it), we can make these large scale public investments today.

Energy

Adequate energy production and sustainability for an ever growing population balanced with the need to reduce waste, emissions, and fuel usage, and we’re looking at quite the quagmire. Solar and wind tech is more efficient than ever, and Thorium nuclear technology has shown great promise as a clean replacement for coal, oil, gas, and plutonium nuclear, but the main hurdle seems to be the cost. Imagine the possibilities for transforming our energy grid if Congress acted today knowing that the US Govt can literally buy or finance anything it wants.

Environmental & Ecological Justice is the least of what we owe to the Earth, to our children.

Natural Resources

Sustainability

Energy

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Economic Justice

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Democracy

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