>And bring on a global 'war economy' to transition us to a zero carbon energy infrastructure.
yes, this is what is needed. unfortunately, the imaginations of our "leaders" are far too small-- too small to see beyond the horizon of their next election.
if we want to continue existing, they've gotta go.
we can't afford bureaucrats prevaricating and ultimately doing nothing on the issue of climate change; they have to be removed from power such that we can effect a future where we survive.
While I understand where that notion comes from, I don't see an answer.
Generally the people who are in favour of "removing people from power" aren't the ones who like to take part in the arduous and complex task of rebuilding governance, which is the real issue.
The overthrowing is easy. The making-it-better-afterwards is so hard, you should skip the overthrowing step and work at that problem right away.
Sadly there are no fire-and-forget answers for issues like this.
yes, this is what is needed. unfortunately, the imaginations of our "leaders" are far too small-- too small to see beyond the horizon of their next election.
if we want to continue existing, they've gotta go.