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How to win in Trump’s trade war: Build a more eco -friendly and flexible future.

MONews
5 Min Read

Donald Trump’s trade war is holding. It is not a fight we want or pursued, but considering Trump’s desire BLUDGEON for us to be the 51st week We must prepare.

There is a way to come out stronger.

A big thing can happen at the moment of confusion. We need to demand the response of people and set a clear vision for a more eco -friendly and flexible future. If we get it correctly, we can help Canadians who are struggling with living expenses while protecting the planet.

Unfortunately, some Canadian politicians and experts are trying to use Trump’s crisis to develop policies such as Trump, including cynical ploys. Expanded fossil fuel dependence.

Some even encourage surrender. Post Media Chain of Newspaper (owned by US hedge funds With a link with Trump) Published the front page column of Jordan Peterson. Really our own fault Socialists with public health care, and David Staples’ columns I’m willing to stay in Canada Alberta doubles oil production. Meanwhile, Canada’s right news’ OutletI stand with Trump”Mug.

Image: screenshots of news media calling for surrender to Trump

Greenpeace Canada is with more than 20 other environmental and social justice organizations. Alternative proposal Fighting for a better future as well as counterattack.

Trump’s first few weeks have begun with a terrible decision on numerous fronts, from the termination of the Paris Agreement, the mass immigration and tariff execution attacks and arrests, attacking the transforming rights, and the term of punishment. tariff.

Protecting and waking up Canadians in the second Trump administration will require bold measures from federal and local leaders.

Petroleum profits and their political mouse pieces quickly used BC’s Fast-Track exports to LNG as Asia and revived long-range pipelines such as eastern energy or northern gateways. The road will deepen our dependence on unstable democracy and climate (oil and dictator).

Instead, we are asking leaders to learn from the history of fighting authoritarianism. The first step is not Please obey tyranny or US -owned fossil fuel company Use this crisis. The Canadian government should respond in the way we support our value, protect workers and the most dangerous, and make our country more flexible for the next few years.

What can we do? There are four major early stages we should take.

  1. Reconstruction of social safety nets In order to interfere with short -term hits caused by Trump’s tariffs, we will start the economy by investing in essential public services such as medical, public transportation, education, social housing, and climate adaptation initiative to revise public infrastructure that creates new jobs and collapses. This social safety net expansion helps workers build a bridge for sustainable jobs, including guaranteed jobs for young people through the Youth Climate Legion.
  1. Pressure with strategic export tax It is not easy to replace oil and gas and other Canadian exports, and the Trump administration must negotiate to remove it for US company profits.
  1. Start the green industry strategy. Like Europe In response to President Putin’s invasion of UkraineWe must quickly rely on oil, gas and economic trade with the United States. Federation and local governments Public -led green industry strategy This will build a national electric grid and clean manufacturing capacity, focus on community ownership and meet the requirements. Indigenous (FPIC) and strict environmental protection standards. This should include a large -scale building program for cheaper green houses that use domestic resources to make life cheaper.
  1. Moreover, international cooperation. Trump’s trade war shows that he is going to the doctrine of “US -only”, not “first”. It is no longer the time to give up international cooperation. Canadians should start working to adjust their retaliation strategies with Mexico, Colombia, European Union and other countries, and to rely on our economy less structurally and structurally for single trading partners.

In short: We must create a response to Trump’s invasion of our economy and national identity of the United States and fossil fuel extractionism.

To be a member of the resistance, participate in building a better future.

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