They could mute some of the left-wing environmentalists’ criticism if they combined accelerated greenlighting in all forms of production with a program of national emissions trading reducing quotas over time.
They could mute some of the left-wing environmentalists’ criticism if they combined accelerated greenlighting in all forms of production with a program of national emissions trading reducing quotas over time.
I agree with your assessment of what they want, but in this context I think ‘a lil of this a lil of that’ approach mutes their fury, and that’s the best anyone can hope to achieve.
They could mute some of the left-wing environmentalists’ criticism if they combined accelerated greenlighting in all forms of production with a program of national emissions trading reducing quotas over time.
This won't satisfy the climate left. They don't want increased production (unless it's rooftop solar) and they don't want cap-and-trade.
I agree with your assessment of what they want, but in this context I think ‘a lil of this a lil of that’ approach mutes their fury, and that’s the best anyone can hope to achieve.