Warheads to Windmills: How to Pay for a Green New Deal

from Eco Radio KC · host Dave Bennett

“Warheads to Windmills: How to Pay for a Green New Deal” by Timmon Wallis is a plan to solve the climate crisis by using the resources currently wasted on nuclear weapons. This would also solve the income inequality problem by creating millions of good-paying permanent jobs to manufacture windmills and solar panels, install and maintain them. Visit NuclearBan.US to learn more. Kansas City’s Extinction Rebellion is doing Friday’s for the Future and will hold a rally Friday December 13 and 20 from 11am to 1pm at the J.C. Nichols Fountain on the Plaza.

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