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Long Beach | 4 | Opponent: Northwood HS | Judge: Donny Peters 1NC T-Services Mexican Grids CP Debt Ceiling Politics Cap K Case |
Long Beach | 5 | Opponent: CK McClatchy HF | Judge: Jaymee Go 1NC T Pre-existing Infrastructure Mexico Sea Turtles Conditions CP Cap K Case |
Long Beach | Octas | Opponent: La Costa Canyon YG | Judge: Vepa, Woodhead, Mancuso 1NC T-QPQ Debt Ceiling Politics CCS CP Case |
Long Beach | 1 | Opponent: Damien CS | Judge: Jon Williamson 1NC T QPQ Oil DA Cap K Case |
Stanford | 2 | Opponent: Claremont DZ | Judge: Tom Woodhead 1NC Imperialism K Case |
Stanford | 4 | Opponent: Pine Crest LM | Judge: Orion Steele 1NC T-QPQ China DA Afropessimism K CFR CP w APA Power Internal NB Case |
Stanford | 5 | Opponent: Harker SJ | Judge: Michael Barclay 1NC Iran Politics Tobin Tax CP China DA Case |
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LB 1ACTournament: Long Beach | Round: 1 | Opponent: Damien CS | Judge: Jon Williamson WarmingContention 1 is an Inconvenient TruthWarming is real and anthropogenic – defer to 95 scientific consensus and recency – short term trends are irrelevantMcGrath 9/27 (Matt, Environment correspondent, BBC News, Stockholm, “IPCC climate report: humans and#39;dominant causeand#39; of warming”, 27 September 2013, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24292615)TYBG It’s happening fastPerkins 12 – earth science writer for Science News (Sid, 3/25/12, “Earth Warming Faster Than Expected,” Science News, http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2012/03/earth-warming-faster-than-expected.html) But its reversible - now is keyChestney 12 – Reuters reporter, citing executive director of the Australian National University’s Climate Change Institute (Nina, “Global Warming Close to Becoming Irreversible – Scientists”, 3/26/13; http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/26/us-climate-thresholds-idUSBRE82P0UJ20120326)//Beddow No alt causesRahmstorf 8 Professor of Physics of the Oceans at Potsdam University Richard, Global Warming: Looking Beyond Kyoto. Edited by Ernesto Zedillo. “Anthropogenic Climate Change?” Page 42-49 First is extinction - warming is the only existential riskDeibel 7 (Terry L., professor of IR at National War College, “Conclusion: American Foreign Affairs Strategy Today Anthropogenic – caused by CO2,” Foreign Affairs Strategy, 2007) Second is Disease -Warming unleashes new onesScienceDaily 8 June 25, “Extreme Weather Events Can Unleash A and#39;Perfect Stormand#39; Of Infectious Diseases, Research Study Says,” http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080625073804.htm And causes them to spreadAdair 12 (Kirsten Adair, contributing reporter for Daily Yale News, Wednesday, April 11, 2012, http://www.yaledailynews.com/news/2012/apr/11/global-warming-may-intensify-disease/) ExtinctionDaswani 96 Kavita Daswani, South China Morning Post “Leading the way to a cure for AIDS”, 1-4, L/N Third is Biodiversity -
Warming destroys biodiversityWarren et al 11 NERC Advanced Fellow @ University of East Anglia, Leader Ecosystem Species decline causes extinction of the biosphere – each new extinction risks total collapseDiner 94 Judge Advocate’s General’s Corps of US Army, David N., Military Law Review, Winter, 143 Mil. L. Rev. 161 Independently CO2 emissions cause ocean acidification that kill marine biodiversityWard 10 – professor of biology and earth and space sciences at the University of Washington in Seattle (Peter D., Ph.D., Professor of geological sciences, Professor of zoology, Curator of paleontology at the University of Washington in Seattle, 6/29/10, The Flooded Earth: Our Future In a World Without Ice Caps, pp. 57-58, p. Google Books) Specifically loss of marine biodiversity leads to extinction TextThus the plan: The United States federal government should substantially increase investment aimed to develop cross-border and interconnected grid, transmission, and distribution infrastructure in Mexico.SolvencyContention 2 is SolvencyUS-Mexico grid expansion is key – the plan creates pilot projects that spill over to developing countries and make renewable energy successfulBruns 11 (Adam, Managing Editor – Site Selection (Magazine about Real Estate Strategy and Economic Development, “Crossing Boundaries,” Site Selection, August, http://www.siteselection.com/theEnergyReport/2011/aug/energy-storage.cfm) Specifically, transmissions projects fail in the status quoWood 13 (Duncan Wood, the Director of the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, For 17 years, Dr. Wood was a professor and the director of the International Relations Program at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) in Mexico City, His research focuses on Mexican energy policy and North American relations, “Growing Potential for U.S. - Mexico Energy Cooperation”, January 2013) US experience is key to effectivenessBennett 11 (Nicholas, Regional Sales Representative – Terryberry Company, “Smart Grid Technology – Mexico’s Upcoming Market Boon,” University of Arizona, http://next.eller.arizona.edu/courses/BusinessInternationalEnvironments/Fall2011/student_papers/finalnicholasbennett.pdf) Specifically, US-Mexico collaboration creates an expertise bank – spurs global modelingBennett 11 (Nicholas, Regional Sales Representative – Terryberry Company, “Smart Grid Technology – Mexico’s Upcoming Market Boon,” University of Arizona, http://next.eller.arizona.edu/courses/BusinessInternationalEnvironments/Fall2011/student_papers/finalnicholasbennett.pdf) Renewables are key to transition and will be successfulDevabhaktuni et al. 13 (Vijay Devabhaktuni, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer FramingContention 3 is FramingWar in the modern era is impossible-
A. Integration- cooperation is more likely than competitionDeudney and Ikenberry 9 – Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University AND Albert B. Miscalculation and accidents are unlikelyQuinlan 9 – Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies at Kingand#39;s College, London (Sir Michael, Consulting Fellow for South Asia at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, former Permanent Under-Secretary of State in the UK Ministry of Defence, former Director of the Ditchley Foundation, 4/15/09, Thinking About Nuclear Weapons: Principles, Problems, Prospects, pp. 67-71, p. Google Books) Even if it happens, there’s no extinctionSlade 11 (Stuart, senior aerospace and defense analyst at a US-based defense think tank, Nuclear Winter Is Bunk, http://warreview.blogspot.com/2011/04/nuclear-winter-is-bunk.html) Even a 1 percent risk of our natural impacts justify action - the consequences are too bigStrom 7 Robert, Prof. Emeritus Planetary Sciences @ U. Arizona and Former Dir. Space Imagery Center of NASA, “Hot House: Global Climate Change and the Human Condition”, Online: SpringerLink, p. 246 The ballot must prioritize the fastest internal link to extinction – mathematical existential risks outweigh everything – a duty to future generations precedes ethicsBostrom, 12 Faculty of Philosophy at Oxford University, (Nick, Global Policy, “Existential Risk Prevention as Global Priority,” Volume 4, Issue 1, p. 15-31, EB) Science is good – it combines critical and objective viewpointsDemeritt 6 David Demeritt, Dept of Geography, Kingand#39;s College London, 2006, and#34;The Construction of Global warming and the Politics of Scienceand#34;, www.unc.edu/courses/2006spring/geog/203/001/demerritt.pdf, accessed 1/5/13, JTF | 2/17/14 |
Stanford 1ACTournament: Stanford | Round: 2 | Opponent: Claremont DZ | Judge: Tom Woodhead WarmingContention 1 is WarmingWarming is real and anthropogenic – defer to 95 scientific consensus and recency – short term trends are irrelevantMcGrath 13 (Matt, Environment correspondent, BBC News, Stockholm, “IPCC climate report: humans and#39;dominant causeand#39; of warming”, 27 September 2013, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24292615)TYBG It’s happening fastPerkins 12 – earth science writer for Science News (Sid, 3/25/12, “Earth Warming Faster Than Expected,” Science News, http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2012/03/earth-warming-faster-than-expected.html) Carbon cycling means warming depends only on future emissions—CO2 reductions now are keyMatthews and Solomon 13 (H. Damon Matthews, department of Geography, Planning and Environment @ Concordia University, and Susan Solomon, department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences @ Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 4/26/13, Science Magazine, Vol 340, “Irreversible Does Not Mean Unavoidable,” http://www.sciencemag.org/content/340/6131/438.full.pdf?keytype=refandsiteid=sciandijkey=X0PL7KHfd92FH6, Accessed 11/24/13, JC) Adaptation fails – warming is just too extremeStabinsky 12 Professor at College of the Atlantic USA, compiled for WWF International Global Climate and Energy Initiative (Doreen, “Tackling the Limits to Adaptation: An International Framework to Address ‘Loss and Damage’ From Climate Change Impacts”, November 2012; http://www.careclimatechange.org/files/Doha_COP_18/tackling_the_limits_lr.pdf)//Beddow No alt causesRahmstorf 8 Professor of Physics of the Oceans at Potsdam University Richard, Global Warming: Looking Beyond Kyoto. Edited by Ernesto Zedillo. “Anthropogenic Climate Change?” Page 42-49 First is extinction - warming is the only existential riskDeibel 7 (Terry L., professor of IR at National War College, “Conclusion: American Foreign Affairs Strategy Today Anthropogenic – caused by CO2,” Foreign Affairs Strategy, 2007) Second is Disease -Warming unleashes new onesScienceDaily 8 June 25, “Extreme Weather Events Can Unleash A and#39;Perfect Stormand#39; Of Infectious Diseases, Research Study Says,” http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080625073804.htm And causes them to spreadAdair 12 (Kirsten Adair, contributing reporter for Daily Yale News, Wednesday, April 11, 2012, http://www.yaledailynews.com/news/2012/apr/11/global-warming-may-intensify-disease/) ExtinctionYu, 9 (Victoria, Undergraduate at Dartmouth, University publication, “Human Extinction: The Uncertainty of Our Fate,” Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Science, 22 May 2009, 6-31-13) Third is Biodiversity -
CO2 emissions cause ocean acidification that kill marine biodiversityWard 10 – professor of biology and earth and space sciences at the University of Washington in Seattle (Peter D., Ph.D., Professor of geological sciences, Professor of zoology, Curator of paleontology at the University of Washington in Seattle, 6/29/10, The Flooded Earth: Our Future In a World Without Ice Caps, pp. 57-58, p. Google Books) Loss of marine biodiversity leads to extinction Fourth is Natural Disasters –
Melting ice dramatically increases the frequency and severity of natural disastersThe Guardian, 9 (The Guardian is UK’s leading newspaper on journalism and international studies, “Climate change: melting ice will trigger wave of natural disasters”, 9/5/9, http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2009/sep/06/global-warming-natural-disasters-conference) Natural disasters outweigh war – they’re the largest, fastest, and most probable scenarios for human extinctionSid-Ahmed, 5 (Mohammed, Egyptian political writer, Ahram, Issue 724, http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2005/724/op3.htm) TextThus the plan: The United States federal government should substantially increase its investment aimed to develop cross-border and interconnected grid, transmission, and distribution infrastructure in Mexico.SolvencyContention 2 is SolvencyUS-Mexico grid expansion is key – the plan creates pilot projects that spill over to developing countries and make renewable energy successfulBruns 11 (Adam, Managing Editor – Site Selection (Magazine about Real Estate Strategy and Economic Development, “Crossing Boundaries,” Site Selection, August, http://www.siteselection.com/theEnergyReport/2011/aug/energy-storage.cfm) Specifically, transmissions projects fail in the status quoWood 13 (Duncan Wood, the Director of the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, For 17 years, Dr. Wood was a professor and the director of the International Relations Program at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) in Mexico City, His research focuses on Mexican energy policy and North American relations, “Growing Potential for U.S. - Mexico Energy Cooperation”, January 2013) US expertise is key to smarts grids – solves renewable developmentBennett 11 (Nicholas, “Smart Grid Technology – Mexico’s Upcoming Market Boon,” University of Arizona, http://next.eller.arizona.edu/courses/BusinessInternationalEnvironments/Fall2011/student_papers/finalnicholasbennett.pdf) Two internal links to modeling -
a. The plan makes the US and Mexico the epicenter of clean energy innovation – that causes global spilloverTandon, 10 Shaun, writer for Phys.org, a leading web-based science, research and technology news service which covers a full range of topics including physics, earth science, medicine, nanotechnology, electronics, space, biology, chemistry, computer sciences, engineering, mathematics and other sciences and technologies. "Nations to seek clean energy cooperation," 7/19/2010 http://phys.org/news198745778.html b. Specifically, US-Mexico collaboration creates an expertise bank – spurs global modelingBennett 11 (Nicholas, Regional Sales Representative – Terryberry Company, “Smart Grid Technology – Mexico’s Upcoming Market Boon,” University of Arizona, http://next.eller.arizona.edu/courses/BusinessInternationalEnvironments/Fall2011/student_papers/finalnicholasbennett.pdf) US action is necessary for modeling – drives down the price of tech and gets China and India on boardPascual and Zambetakis 10 (Carlos US Ambassador to Mexico, Served as VP of foreign policy @ Brookings and Evie Brookings; The Geopolitics of Energy: From Security to Survival; Energy Security; 26-27; kdf) Specifically, increasing transmission capacity is key to offsetting fossil fuels and reducing CO2 emissionsGramlich 9 (Rob, Michael Goggin and Katherine Gensler, et al, senior vice president for public policy at the American Wind Energy Association, February, American Wind Energy Association and the Solar Energy Industries Association, “Green Power Superhighways: Building a Path to America’s Clean Energy Future,” http://www.awea.org/documents/issues/upload/GreenPowerSuperhighways.pdf, EB) FramingContention 3 is FramingWar in the modern era is impossible-
A. Integration- cooperation is more likely than competitionDeudney and Ikenberry 9 – Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University AND Albert B. Miscalculation and accidents are unlikelyQuinlan 9 – Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies at Kingand#39;s College, London (Sir Michael, Consulting Fellow for South Asia at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, former Permanent Under-Secretary of State in the UK Ministry of Defence, former Director of the Ditchley Foundation, 4/15/09, Thinking About Nuclear Weapons: Principles, Problems, Prospects, pp. 67-71, p. Google Books) C. Nuclear deterrenceTepperman 9 – Deputy Editor and Managing Editor at Newsweek International (Jonathan, LL.M. in International Law from NYU, former Deputy Managing Editor of Foreign Affairs; citing Kenneth Waltz (Adjunct Professor of Political Science at Columbia University); 8/28/09, “Why Obama Should Learn to Love the Bomb,” http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2009/08/28/why-obama-should-learn-to-love-the-bomb.html) Even if it happens, there’s no extinctionSlade 11 (Stuart, senior aerospace and defense analyst at a US-based defense think tank, Nuclear Winter Is Bunk, http://warreview.blogspot.com/2011/04/nuclear-winter-is-bunk.html) Even a 1 percent risk of our natural impacts justify action - the consequences are too bigStrom 7 Robert, Prof. Emeritus Planetary Sciences @ U. Arizona and Former Dir. Space Imagery Center of NASA, “Hot House: Global Climate Change and the Human Condition”, Online: SpringerLink, p. 246 The ballot must prioritize averting existential threats- mathematically outweighsBostrom, 12 Faculty of Philosophy at Oxford University, (Nick, Global Policy, “Existential Risk Prevention as Global Priority,” Volume 4, Issue 1, p. 15-31, EB) Science is good – it combines critical and objective viewpointsDemeritt 6 David Demeritt, Dept of Geography, Kingand#39;s College London, 2006, and#34;The Construction of Global warming and the Politics of Scienceand#34;, www.unc.edu/courses/2006spring/geog/203/001/demerritt.pdf, accessed 1/5/13, JTF | 2/17/14 |
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