Government Role in the Economy How an Uncorrupt Government Functions: Promotes economic stability and growth through changes to fiscal policy (tax rates and government spending programs), and changes to the monetary policy (interest rates) through the Federal Reserve, which affects the amount of money …
How Corporations Control the Government The founding fathers intended for the system of government within the United States to resemble a democracy and a republic, where an active citizenry engages in intellectual social and political discussion, and debate about important issues, while the larger …
Outcome of Economic Inequality Economic inequality evolves into social inequality and sows discontent, anger, and outrage in society, which is then directed against those that are equal to us on the social ladder, rather than against the corporations and the politicians with the wealth …
Dear Earth, Climate change is the greatest hubris in the history of the human race. For an advanced and conscious species- capable of so much knowledge, hope and understanding- to allow short-sighted greed, environmental ignorance and self-imposed destruction, for the sake of profit, to …
U.S. Laws and Regulations Laws, regulations and standards have been slow to deter the harmful emission of coal power plants. Oftentimes governments are bogged down in bureaucracy, inefficiency and corruption, making it extremely difficult to pass any meaningful legislation to the planet and its …
Economic Impact When determining the economic impact of greenhouse gas emissions and the subsequent increase in average global temperatures, it is important to discuss the social cost of carbon, regarded as the monetized damages associated with an incremental increase in CO2 emissions each year. …
Common Climate Change Denial Arguments Wherever there is climate change denial, you will find the same conflicting and deceitful arguments regurgitated by the same industries with a vested interest in the deception of climate science and the reality of climate change, and by the …