Environmental policy geared toward creating Green Bubble....

[RadioRaheem84]

One thing I keep hearing about is how there will a new bubble to prop the economy and that bubble is going to be green. Since the US lacks a real productive economy, future administrations will have to look to renewable energy resources to get the country moving again. Several firms like Goldman Sachs are already investing in green companies, but they know that their value will be worthless without legislation that favors climate change initiatives. They expect the government to subsidize and promote these companies in the long run while they invest, reap and sell, all without actually owning any assets.

Robert Bell, economist at Brooklyn College CUNY, says that this will revolutionize the world as the many nations jump on the bandwagon. Yet, while the world will be left with a cleaner Earth, they will also be left with a limitless energy supply that's practically worthless, since it will be too cheap to meter.

Interesting take on the bubble phenomenon of the past 20 years. What do you guys think?

[GatesofLenin]

Sure is interesting RadioRaheem84. Remember though that the majority of people are already being green and doing their part to make our world cleaner. (Recycling, driving less and cleaner cars, etc...) It's time for the upper classes to join us and start doing their part too. That is one of the grinds that urks me with all these "climate change" celebs nowadays like Al Gore, Leonardo Dicaprio, etc... The majority of the working people are recycling, using less gas, etc... to make a better, cleaner world but these rich bastards are preaching GREEN but living opposite lives. When was the last time you saw Mr. Gore abandoning his 10000+ square foot mansion and moving to a more eco-friendly home? What cars does Mr. Gore drive everyday? Apparently Chevy Suburbans, not very eco-friendly is it? Fly economy with the rest of the people? Nope, Mr. Gore flies private jets which use as much fuel as a fully loaded passenger plane. The old excuse of "yeah but I donate to carbon credit companies" is so full of shit it isn't funny. Carbon credits hurt the working man and help the elite top. We, the majority need to cut back and we are but the few rich can do as they wish because of our sacrifices. The environmental movement has been infiltrated by money-hungry capitalists and this will only hurt the enviroment, not help it. :cursing: