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Good Green Policy vs. Bad Green Policy

A Good Green Policy is one where and individual or corporation invents a product or service that accomplishes (3) three things. First it has to save money for the consumer. Secondly, it must benefit the environment. Third it shall not raise taxes to the individual or a business. An example of a Good Policy would be a low cost solar panel or windmill that the average person could afford.

A Bad Green Policy is where an individual or a corporation uses Environmental Organizations, Politicians, Lobbyists, and Media Groups to push an agenda. This always results in higher taxes, may or may not benefit the environment, and the only ones that enjoy any savings would the politicians, lobbyists, and various organizations. An example of Bad Policy is happening right now in Ca. where they have shut the water off to a fertile valley where they grow 12% of the nations fruits and vegetables. This Bad Policy has put 40,000 workers out of work and farmers are now losing there lands. All for a 3″ fish, amazing.

So, in the future when and individual or a corporation comes up with a Green Policy you have to ask yourself three questions.
Will I save money? Will it benefit the environment? Will it raise my taxes.

Something to think about.

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