By now the Green New Deal (GND) has become a lightning rod for both hopes and fears about America’s future, with detractors on both sides saying the resolution either goes too far or doesn’t go far enough – while many have enthusiastically embraced the resolution. This essay considers whether the GND matches the true severity of our situation and whether any transitions it accomplishes conform to what is needed to resolve climate stabilization issues. And just how attainable is it – how can sweeping climate legislation possibly be passed in this Congress or the next?

Of course, events in and around our world have gotten so egregiously curiouser and curiouser, that we thought it important to lend some interpretation, call it briefing, before we all become mad-hatters! Now to be sure, we are lending to ourselves as well, because it is important to try to make some sense of events, even in the face of unrelenting non-sense.

Open Letter to Philanthropy: Worldwide Ecocide

Posted by Michael Mielke · May 16, 2019 3:59 PM

Visions & Contradictions: Assessing the Green New Deal

Posted by Jean Arnold · March 18, 2019 7:58 AM · 1 reaction

Man and Miracles

Posted by Michael Mielke · December 21, 2018 8:38 AM · 1 reaction