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As if we don’t have enough environmentally destructive fantasist nut jobs in charge of our planet…
“Brazil’s right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday accused non-governmental organisations of setting wildfires in the Amazon rainforest to damage his government’s image after he cut their funding.
Bolsonaro, who has shocked environmentalists with plans to open the Amazon to business interests, said NGOs could be behind the record number of wildfires this year, although he presented no evidence to backup his claim.
Bolsonaro said “everything indicates” that NGOs are going to the Amazon to “set fire” to the forest. When asked if he had evidence to back up his claims, he said he had “no written plan”, adding “that’s not how it’s done”.
Bolsonaro said the slashing of NGO funding by his government could be a motive for them burning down the forest as they seek to bring his government into disrepute.”
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/world/2019/08/amazon-rainforest-fires-bolsonaro-accuses-upset-ngos-of-burning-it-down.html?fbclid=IwAR3xa5QbygjN180oldzfxjOwATpxHUZD044p7gAu8UFLyuRInmrJ1Y8uqns
Our family like likely to vote for ‘Social Credit’ now during the 2020 election, because Social Credit is far more ‘socially responsible’ above all others, at a glance.
All the other parties at present appear to be leaning towards being “risk adverse” as they are all desending into the big dark hole of being risk adverse and willing to endanger our poulation and damaging the health and wellbeing of all citizens now.
There are far better ways for political parties to meet with providing citizens with health and welbeing success while taking a bare minimum of risk.
Risk-averse politics now seem to favour the method of playing it safe, preferring slow and steady gains to the possibility of a political failure.
Assessment
The first key to managing the risks involved in any project is to make an assessment.
Developing a framework for risk assessment is worthwhile, and it doesn’t have to be a complex or high-budget endeavor.
Risk assessment involves taking stock of any project and determining what problems could arise beyond normal expenses.
Many outside factors must be considered, such as any adverse environmental impacts to citizens interests, while assessing the economy, citizens demand and labour relations.
A good risk assessment takes account of anything that could go wrong with a project and firstly must have regard for the cost to provide Environmental, social, health and wellbeing responsibility then determine what it would cost would finally be.
Risk assessment allows a political party to decide if proceeding with a project is worthwhile, ater first considering their responsibility to provide citizens with Environmental, social, healh and wellbeing.
Labour needs to shut down half the truck freight and spend big on regional rail, as rail has a definate proven safety advantage while offering a ‘low carbon footprint’ as well.
This simply one way to save our ‘Environmental, social, healh and wellbeing’, as there are many more that need addressing also.
Yesterday the national shadow transport MP said “NZ are registering 1200 new vehicles each day”.
QUESTION; Labour what are you doing to reduce the vehicle fleet?
nothing I see here if these numbers are correct.
We need a bold policy of ‘action not words.’
As the saying goes; -“Action speaks louder than words”
Sorting this mess out (see/listen to link below) is long overdue
https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2018709301/tradies-pressured-to-install-shoddy-componentry
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