Sunday, June 14, 2015

DecarbonizeNation



What is decarbonization,
Some kind of soft drink filtration?                                                          
German chancellor Angela Merkel
 at the G7 with British Prime Minister
 David Cameron, left,
and Prime Minister Stephen Harper,
centre. “It’s pretty clear that Canada
 and Japan are in a different place
 than the rest of the G7 on the
issue of climate change,”
said Jennifer Morgan of
the Washington, D.C.-based
World Resources Institute.
To take the fizziness out of pop
Enough tomfoolery, won't you stop!
Americans don't call it pop,
Nor consider our planet, while they shop!
A bountiful harvest, was once a crop!
Until abundance, began to drop!
Decarbonization of emissions 
Reveal government indecision

New York tried to ban the super-sized soda
The plan fizzled out like flat Coca Cola
Soda makes us wrinkly, like Jedi Master Yoda
Got our parents looking like Abe Vigoda
Watching re-runs of Barney Miller and Rhoda!

The war over our bellies, already waged;
The slimmer, leaner you
As unattainable, as it was staged
Expand the waistline,
And the stakeholder wage;
Public subsidy, in a corporate age

How will we save our planet,
When there's needless suffering, gosh dammit?                                      
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
 waits for the arrival of
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron
as they conduct a bilateral meeting
 at the summit of G7 nations at
Schloss Elmau near Garmisch-Partenkirchen,
Germany.(Carl Court/Getty Images)
We're putting donuts before the carrot
Or the cart before the horse;
Lift people out of poverty, first, of course!

Oh to be homeless on a clean planet
Is like a mattress, made out of granite
Comfort for the few
Is too old to be new
The people must be the ones to plan it!

But on the other hand;
Someone's gotta take a stand!
With all take and no give,
How do we expect to live?

The indigenous said it all along,
Replenishing;
Keeps Mother Earth strong.
Otherwise, en masse;
Like the pesky bed bug, we just harass,
Leeching the Earth's resources like drugs
Siphoning off of our life's blood 
 Bacteria may be all that lives on,
Long after we're dead and gone!

Let the chips fall where they may                                                            
By the mid-term of the century
we should come to a point where
economic growth can work
without the emission of carbon-
Werner Wnendt, Germany's
ambassador to Canada
Is what the actions of the 1% say
We've heard the sanctimonious stories
Of extravagant, moneyed glories
The behind the scenes, wealthy cravens
With their apocalyptic, underground havens;
Waiting for humanity to end;
Waiting for the herd to be thinned

There's nothing free about free enterprise
To free thinkers, it comes as no surprise
That big corporations are subsidized
Public funds somehow materialized

Poverty's linked to climate change
No meaningful discussion seems kind of strange
The G7 Summit decreed 85 years
So future generations, can shoulder our fears;
Of zero emissions, for our dire conditions
To tax the unwitting into submission!

Canada and Japan said no to 2050                                                                 
We're one environmental disaster away
From making our children, pay, pay, pay
In 2015 it's all about me, me, me
What does Mother Earth Say Say Say?
We'll just have to wait and see, see, see!

85 years is equal to two American lifetimes
With their shorter life expectancy,
And endless wars and crimes;
Just Say No to Democrat and Republican Party grime
American voters, now's about time!

Fully fossil fuel free,
Say that one fast, times three
But the year Twenty One Hundred 
Is far too many a year for one dread
Getting re-elected is power too plenty severe for ones head;                        
A nation of these would be a
relatively small step to reaching
Canada's emissions
reductions targets.
(Jenna Reid/CBC)

That's how our PM's G7 message read
After he would've long shuffled off
From his mortal coil bed
Does a climate change naysayer who won't be here, 
In decarbonization's 85th year;
Expect us to believe that he truly does care?

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