I posted my thoughts on Bear Stearns right after it collapsed. But a deeper problem even than the money-drunk nature of our culture is the way we count.
Our economic system hasn’t yet learned how to count in a way that reflects reality. Natural systems like air, soil and water (also known as the primary world) are holding up our whole civilization. Our economy is predicated on them
Tags: Bear Stearns·carbon market·carbon tax·climate change·collapse·culture·development·economics·GDP·global warming·happiness·markets·money drunk·natural systems
So Ralph Nader has thrown his hat in the ring, i.e. the presidential race. My question is whether that hat can ignite a fire under the feet of the other candidates to seriously consider a national carbon tax.
While Nader supports a carbon tax, the viable candidates do not. Rather, they have irresponsibly not taken global warming seriously. If there’s a more effective method than a carbon tax to
Tags: bipartisan politics·carbon footprint·carbon tax·carbon trading·climate change·corporate abuse·corporations·duality·economics·environment·global warming·innovation·presidential race·Ralph Nader·warrior
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