 the Trump administration

Furthermore, critics of the response argue that the committee is ineffective without subpoena power, or the right to summon witnesses to court.

Pelosi and other seasoned Democrats, however, are concerned the plan is naively optimistic, and wary that the environmental proposal includes divisive platforms such as guaranteed employment and universal healthcare. They argue the proposal must focus more singularly in order to receive the support needed to be effective.

Opponents also question how the government will afford the aggressive budget. Since the proposal is more of what the Intercept called a “plan to make a plan,” no exact cost-analysis exists, but the green economy overhaul is expected to cost the government trillions of dollars.

Watch Rep. Ocasio-Cortez answer the funding question with CNN’s Chris Cuomo:

Ocasio-Cortez’s chief of staff, Saikat Chakrabarti, is similarly unapologetic about the price tag. He confirmed to The Intercept that the Green New Deal deliberately “touches on everything — it’s basically a massive system upgrade for the economy.”

Supporters are determined that green energy-related policy and jobs can be the vehicle on which they transform pervasive inequality and unchecked capitalism and respond to catastrophically urgent climate issues. In fact, IPCC’s report states that adequately addressing climate change will require “unprecedented transitions in all aspects of society.”

Despite the spike in tweets and Google searches over the past few months, media attention and controversy alone will not save the planet. So when the media’s attention shifts, will the committee be able to make any traction toward the proposed goals?

Related: 6 positive advancements against climate change to lead us into 2019

Given the Trump administration’s disregard for climate science and refusal to hinder the fossil fuel industry, many believe it is unlikely there will be any legislative impact until 2021 at the earliest.

This month, however, Governor Cuomo of New York announced his own state-level proposal, explicitly calling it a Green New Deal and including a statewide goal to become 100 percent renewable by 2040.

A recent poll by the Yale Program on Climate Communication and the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication revealed that a majority of respondents from left, right and center political-affiliations support the general goals of the Green New Deal. Among millennials, a group that will soon become the largest voting group in the
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 Related: 6 positive advancement against climate change to lead us into 2019 

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ReLatEd: 6 posiTivE AdvancEments AgainSt CliMATe chaNGE tO leAd Us into 2019

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Furthermo re, c rit ics  o f th e re sponse argue t h at t he committee is ineffe ctive  w i thou t  s ubpoe na powe r ,o r  th eri ght  t o  s ummon  wi tnesses  to court. 

P el osi and othe r  s easoned De moc rats, howeve r,are co nc ern e d the  pl an is  naive l y opti mistic, a nd wary t h at thee n vi ronm ental proposal in c lu d es divisive pl atform ss uc h asgua ranteed em pl oymen t  and un i ve r s a l h e althcare. The y argue the pro posalmu stf ocus m ore s in g ula rly in orde r to  receivethe su p port ne e ded tobe eff ect ive .

O p po ne nts  a l soq ue sti o n h ow the g ov er nment  wil l a f ford  th e ag gress ive budget. S inc e th e  pr oposa l ismore  o f wha t theInter ce pt called a “pl an t o make apla n, ” n oexact cost-a nal ysi s exist s, butt hegr e e n  e conomy overhaul is  e x p ec ted to c ost th e  g ov e rnment t ri lli onso f  doll ars. 
W atch Rep . Ocas i o- Co rtez an sw er the  f und ing  ques t ionwith C NN’s Chr is Cu o mo:

Ocasio-Co r tez’s chief o f  s t a ff ,  Sai kat  Chakrabart i, i s  sim ilar l yuna p ologe tic a bo u tt he price tag. He co nf irmedto Th e Intercept t hat the Gr e e n  New Dea l de l ib e rately “touche s oneverything — it’s b asica lly a ma ssive sys t e m upgrad e f orthe  ec o n om y.”

Supporte r s  are  d etermin edthat gr een  en erg y-r el ated poli cy and j ob sca nbethe v e hicle on  w hic hthe y tra n sformperva sive  i ne q ual ity and un c h ecke dca pita lis mand r espo n d t o catas trophical lyu rgen tcl imate i ssues. In fac t,  IPCC’s re po rtstates t hat adeq uately addressing clima t e chang e w ill r equi re “unpre ced entedtra n sition s in a ll as pe cts o f soc i e ty .”
D espite the s pik e intw eets  and Go ogle searches over the  past few mon ths , me d i aatt e nt i onan d  co n t roversy alone w ill not sa ve th e planet.S o w he n the m edia’satten t ion shi fts, will  the comm it teeb e  ab le to make  any tra ction tow a rd th e  p ropos edgoals? 
Rel ated:  6 pos i tiv e adv anceme nt s agai nst c li mate cha nge to lead us into 201 9

Giv en th e T rump admi nis t rat ion’s dis rega rd for cli mat e s cienc e a n d ref usal to  hi n der t he f o ssil fuel in dus t r y,  many belie v e itis un lik e ly the re w ill be any legisl a tive impact un til2 0 21att he e ar liest.

This m ont h, h owever,Go vernor Cuom o of New  Y o rk an nounce d hisown sta t e -l e vel pr opos al,  explicit lyca l ling it  a  G r een Ne w De al  and i ncludi n g as t atewide goal tobecom e 100 p e rce nt re ne wable b y  204 0.

A rece nt poll bythe Ya le P rogra m on Cl im ate Co mmu ni cation and the Georg e Mas on Univ er sity  Ce nter f or C l i mateChan ge  Co mmunicati o n  r e ve al e d t hata maj or ityof respon d ents fro m l e ft, rig ht  an d center po l i tical-affi lia tions s upport the gene r al goals  of th e Gree n New D e al.  A mong mi lle n n ials, a g roup that wil lsoon  becometh e la rg est  v oting group inthe
 the_Trump administration

Furthermore,_critics of the response_argue that_the_committee is_ineffective_without subpoena power,_or the right_to summon witnesses to_court.

Pelosi and other_seasoned_Democrats, however, are concerned the plan is naively optimistic, and wary that the environmental_proposal_includes divisive_platforms_such_as guaranteed employment and universal_healthcare. They argue the proposal_must focus_more singularly in order to receive the support_needed_to be effective.

Opponents_also question how the government will afford the aggressive_budget. Since the proposal is more_of what the_Intercept_called_a “plan to make_a plan,” no exact cost-analysis exists,_but the green economy overhaul is_expected to cost the government trillions of_dollars.

Watch Rep. Ocasio-Cortez answer the funding_question with CNN’s Chris Cuomo:

Ocasio-Cortez’s_chief of_staff, Saikat Chakrabarti, is similarly_unapologetic about the_price tag._He confirmed to_The Intercept that the Green New_Deal deliberately “touches_on everything — it’s basically a_massive_system upgrade for_the_economy.”

Supporters_are determined_that green energy-related_policy_and jobs_can_be the vehicle on which they_transform_pervasive inequality and unchecked capitalism and respond_to catastrophically urgent climate_issues._In fact, IPCC’s report_states that adequately addressing climate_change will require “unprecedented transitions in_all aspects_of society.”

Despite_the spike in tweets and Google searches over the past few_months, media attention and controversy alone_will not save the_planet. So_when_the media’s attention_shifts,_will the_committee be able to make any traction_toward the_proposed goals?

Related: 6 positive advancements against_climate change to lead_us_into 2019

Given the Trump administration’s disregard_for climate science and refusal to_hinder the fossil fuel industry,_many_believe_it is unlikely there will_be any legislative impact until 2021_at the earliest.

This_month, however, Governor Cuomo of New York_announced_his own state-level proposal, explicitly calling_it_a Green New Deal and including_a_statewide_goal to become 100 percent_renewable by 2040.

A recent poll by_the Yale Program on Climate Communication and the George_Mason University Center_for Climate Change Communication revealed_that_a_majority of respondents from left, right and center political-affiliations support_the general_goals of the_Green New Deal. Among millennials, a group that will soon_become the largest voting group in the