Cities across America have gone overboard on the UN's push for 'resiliency', driven by panic over climate change. This pushes them all closer to calling for the Green New Deal.
The real cancer on the U.S. economy is just the opposite: belief in climate change. This belief defies and denies the great body of legitimate science that overwhelmingly disproves global warming.
The applied policies of the UN's Agenda 21 and the New Urban Agenda is wreaking havoc in American cities, but no one is admitting that the homeless crisis is a direct result of those policies.
When the Trilateral Commission set about to create a New international Economic Order in 1973, so-called Free Trade blossomed as nations dropped their external tariffs that allowed multi-directional trade.
Scooters, e-bicycles and ride sharing companies are invading public space in cities with ugly consequences, and a war is brewing between cities, their citizens and the Big Tech companies who have barged in to disrupt.
Whoever thought that Sustainable Development/environmentalism is not anti-human, just isn't paying attention. Now the human voice is disturbing nature and people should be respectful.
In true Technocrat form, SAP states, "No smart city can accomplish this without real-time data about its infrastructure, inhabitants, and activities." Real-time data means real-time surveillance.
In a panic to cut CO2 emissions, demands are being made to end factory farming and shut down large scale animal operations like feed lots. There are strong overtones of radical veganism and vegetarianism in this movement.
Sen. Hawley has correctly nailed the big picture, except to name those who created weaponized globalization in the first place. TN readers can start with The Trilateral Commission and its New International Economic Order.
If climate hysteria isn't curtailing bearing children, economic pressures of the city are. Young, high-powered workers can't afford kids, don't want to get married and many don't even want to have sex. The lemmings are headed to the edge of the cliff.