Law in Contemporary Society

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  You can't beat something with nothing, the saying is. The draft has everything except so much as an intimation of an answer to its own question. Are we missing the suggestion that we fill the world with nuclear water-boilers like Fukushima, or that we run everything on wind turbines and solar panels? If the point was the hydrogen economy, why didn't the words appear? If the United States Government is supposed to do something, what is it supposed to do?

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Thanks for the feedback. I'm going to strengthen this essay in the next couple weeks because I'm unsatisfied with it, but I'm absolutely not making the change you suggest because I fundamentally disagree. The point here is that there are millions of people who believe - erroneously - that America can sit on its hands and still maintain any semblance of economic power. We can throw every potential solution in the book at these people but unless they recognize that there is a problem that needs solving - that the status quo is not a financially reasonable option - we don't get passed the starting point. Solutions can then be discussed in future essays. Conversion to new energy sources is the singular struggle of my generation. I will tell the addicts how to end the addiction,piece by piece, but first I must remove the bottle.
 
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Author's Note: The topic of this essay obviously deviates substantially from the original, but I also believe that it is more faithful to my original purpose. Ultimately I wanted to write an essay that integrated biophysical notions of historical development with perspective on a contemporary social problem. I am convinced that this essay does so more forcefully than the last

 

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