--Establish local state bank (how ? all salaries first go into this bank)
--Re-institute grain and rice growing and re-invest in rural infrastructure
--Study local and other Carribean island traditions. attain food self sufficiency within 5 years
--Re-vitalize local grain production, and bakery/tortilla processing locations, at least one per 75.000 people
--Impose tarrifs on imported foods which will provide the taxbase and stimulus for local growing.
--Impose tarrifs on imported foods which will provide the taxbase and stimulus for local growing.
--Start re-forestation programs, establish water catchments and 'condense rain' curtains in the mountainous areas. Employment/school tree planting programs.
--Form alliances on healthcare and energy with immediate neighbors,
including Cuba (doctors) and Venezuela (cheap energy).
--Form alliances on healthcare and energy with immediate neighbors,
including Cuba (doctors) and Venezuela (cheap energy).
--Architecture: forget about concrete, whether imported or local, from now on, start growing building materials. Bamboo is relatively quick.
--Introduce technologies for solar cooking and pv decentralized energy production.
--Establish a government of the people, for the people, by the people
--Establish a government of the people, for the people, by the people
Pressure other governments, the French and US in particular, for some kind of historical reparations that can then be used in large scale environmental improvement and economic self sustainability. Resist further economic colonization.
On solar cooking and water purification have a look at:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cornnet.nl/~akmalten/Global_Warming/For_a_greener_planet.html#SimpleSolarPowerUse
Using Solar Power is a top rate life saving idea in the tropics and the desert.
Ak Malten, Pro Peaceful Energy Use
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