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Univerity of Michigan | 2 | Opponent: Niles West MI | Judge: Liam Hancock 1AC was Mexican Renewables with a hegemony and Renewables advantage |
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1AC U of MichiganTournament: Univerity of Michigan | Round: 2 | Opponent: Niles West MI | Judge: Liam Hancock No disads – Obama already announced climate and energy initiatives in Mexico. US President Barack Obama has proposed closer collaboration between the US and Mexico on renewable Still doesn’t solve the aff – no framework for renewables plan investment keyCichon 2012, ( Meg Cichon Associate Editor, RenewableEnergyWorld.com , "Clear Horizon for Mexican Solar" December 14, 2012 http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/article/2012/12/clear-horizon-for-mexican-solar, AKP) New Hampshire, USA — Northern Mexico is considered to have the world’s third greatest Specifically, DoD energy targets will not be metStacy Closson, October 2013, Pages 306–316 –( The military and energy: Moving the United States beyond oil, Emerging Leader in Environmental and Energy Policy by the Atlantic Council and is a Truman National Security Fellow, http://www.sciencedirect.com.proxy.cc.uic.edu/science/article/pii/S0301421513004576) Throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s a series of congressional legislation was passed, Text: The United States federal government should substantially increase its economic engagement towards the government of Mexico in the area of renewable energy.Hegemony Operational energy use (the energy required for training, moving, and sustaining military We isolate 2 internal links: Studies evaluating the DoD’s energy use have been conducted by the Institute for Defense Analyses Second – renewables make DoD operations more cost effective The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) must prepare now to Collapse of heg causes great power conflicts- no alternatives can solve since strategy of primacy is inevitable A core premise of deep engagement is that it prevents the emergence of a far Scenario 1 is Indo-Pak WarSpecifically- Heg solves Pakistan instabilityBrzezinski 12 (Zbigniew, US National Security Advisor to Jimmy Carter, Professor of American Foreign Policy at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, scholar at CSIS, Jan/Feb 2012, "8 Geopolitically Endangered Species," www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2012/01/03/8_geopolitically_endangered_species?page=0,7 SL) 7. PAKISTAN Although Islamabad is armed with 21st-century nuclear weapons and held Pakistani instability results in Indo-Pak nuclear warMorgan 2007 (Stephen John, Former Member of British Labour Party Executive Committee; political psychologist; researcher of Chaos/Complexity Theory, "Better another Taliban Afghanistan, than a Taliban nuclear Pakistan" http://www.electricarticles.com/display.aspx?id=639-http://www.electricarticles.com/display.aspx?id=639) Fundamentalism is deeply rooted in Pakistan society. The fact that in the year following Indo Pak War leads to ExtinctionFai 2001 (Ghulam Nabi, 7/8/2001. Kashmiri American Council. Washington Times, Lexis.) The foreign policy of the United States in South Asia should move from the lackadaisical Proliferation risks nuclear conflict—inexperienced nations will be more likely to use their nukes Learning as states gain experience with nuclear weapons is complicated. While to some extent nuclear acquisition might provide information about resolve or capabilities, it also generates uncertainty about the way an actual conflict would go – given the new risk of nuclear escalation – and uncertainty about relative capabilities. Rapid proliferation may especially heighten uncertainty given the potential for reasonable states to disagree at times about the quality of the capabilities each possesses. 3 Even anti-hegemonic authors agree that the US won’t change their global strategy The downward spiral the United States has taken was anything but inevitable. Washington has Christian REUS-SMIT IR @ Australian Nat’l ’4 American Power and World Order p. 121-123 My preference here is to advocate a forward-leaning, prudential strategy of institutionally Renewables Congestion in the ERCOT region reached a record high in 2008 when system inefficiency reached US engagement with Mexico in the area of renewable energy has been driven by three Oil Dependence Makes global resources wars inevitable With the world’s energy supplies finite, the US heavily dependent on imports, and If successful in the November election, the Obama Administration will make energy a centrepiece That independently de-escalates multiple flash points now How Energy Drives the World All of these disputes have one thing in common: Renewable energy investment causes adoption of microgrids ¶ Microgrids could provide a way to sustain power during disasters and allow isolated regions US financing and expertise is key A comprehensive bilateral agreement on renewable energy is key –spurs cooperation and investment necessary to catalyze growth in the cross-border renewable energy industries The need for integration of North American ¶ renewable energy markets is real and immediate and it has ¶ been a vital, albeit unheralded, dimension to bilateral relations Plan promotes joint energy co-operation on both sides of the border In early 2009, President Calderón and President Obama announced ¶ plans to strengthen and | 11/1/13 |
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