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Hallsville | 1 | Byron Nelson A | Mom |
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Hallsville | Semis | Lindale GW | Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes |
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Van | 2 | Lovejoy | Dallas Flick |
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Van | 3 | Lindale RT | Mens Rights Activist |
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Hallsville | 1 | Opponent: Byron Nelson A | Judge: Mom 1nc read China SOI and China CP 2nr went for CP and DA |
Hallsville | Semis | Opponent: Lindale GW | Judge: Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes 1nc - T - dev = resources 2nc - T and Case 1nr - F'ism 2nr - T |
Van | 2 | Opponent: Lovejoy | Judge: Dallas Flick 1nc was anthro and renewables to da 2nc was anthro 1nr was to da 2nr was anthro |
Van | 3 | Opponent: Lindale RT | Judge: Mens Rights Activist 1nc - t - dev = resources 2nc - china da adaption turn case defense 1nr - politics 2nr - politics and case defense |
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1ar - anthroTournament: Van | Round: 2 | Opponent: Lovejoy | Judge: Dallas Flick Impossible to evaluate all forms of life equally -- benefits of speciesism outweigh -- cures diseases, saves lives | 8/31/14 |
1ar - federalism daTournament: Hallsville | Round: Semis | Opponent: Lindale GW | Judge: Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes Federalism bad Federalism is bad- causes natural disaster reliefe efforts to fail, disease and terrorism Federalism Crushes the war on terror—makes terrorism attack inevitable Terrorists don’t care about federalism | 8/31/14 |
1ar - t - dev resourcesTournament: Hallsville | Round: Semis | Opponent: Lindale GW | Judge: Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes | 8/31/14 |
2ac - anthro kTournament: Van | Round: 2 | Opponent: Lovejoy | Judge: Dallas Flick Perm solves best – only way to address both long and short term impact REJECTING HUMANITY IN FAVOR OF BIOCENTRISM IGNORES THE VALUE OF THE SENSUOUS HUMAN EXISTENCE – THIS RADICALLY DEVALUES LIFE. Anthropocentrism key to survival - understanding the importance of ecosystems to future generations solves environmental destruction but radical biocentrism causes extinction Humanism is inescapable – and giving up on it dooms the planet to extinction | 8/31/14 |
2ac - at adaptionTournament: Van | Round: 3 | Opponent: Lindale RT | Judge: Mens Rights Activist Warming leads to extinction – adaption can’t solve | 8/31/14 |
2ac - china tech leadership good daTournament: Van | Round: 3 | Opponent: Lindale RT | Judge: Mens Rights Activist US is leading SandT ahead of China and Japan – 2008 recession levelled the playing field China lacks the military, economy, and domestic stability to challenge the US—and it doesn’t want to lead anyways China rise doesn’t destroy hege – size of the economy is irrelevant and trade guarantees they don’t even challenge No China rise – economics, alliances, and soft power No challengers—China seeks multilateral ventures, not hegemony | 8/31/14 |
2ac - dems good midtermsTournament: Hallsville | Round: Semis | Opponent: Lindale GW | Judge: Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes We control momentum—it’s sweeping for the GOP They conceded it’s a turnout election, not a swing-voters election—the GOP has an overwhelming turnout edge—outweighs snapshot Democratic optimism Environmental policies are a wedge issue that drives up Democratic turnout among diverse voters that would otherwise stay home Thumpers and link defense don’t take out our link—multiple polls prove environmental policy is the key determining factor in minority turnout Critical demographics put environmental issues as a top concern – the link only goes one way because they trust the Dems more to deal with it | 8/31/14 |
2ac - federalism daTournament: Hallsville | Round: Semis | Opponent: Lindale GW | Judge: Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes | 8/31/14 |
2ac - fwTournament: Van | Round: 2 | Opponent: Lovejoy | Judge: Dallas Flick Pragmatism first – the alternative is utopianism Rational choice theory is best for environmental policy issues – their emphasis on theory is reductionist and prevents effective problem solving | 8/31/14 |
2ac - t - dev resourcesTournament: Hallsville | Round: Semis | Opponent: Lindale GW | Judge: Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes W/M – development includes osw – our aff is inclusive and predictable C/I: Development includes management and regulation of resources Wind and waves are resources | 8/31/14 |
Offshore Wind 1acTournament: Hallsville | Round: 1 | Opponent: Byron Nelson A | Judge: Mom The United States federal government should revise the Coastal Zone Management Act to: ? mandate and issue one-stop permits for offshore wind power development where appropriate and feasible in all areas of The United States’ exclusive economic zone; ? require revisions to states' Coastal Zone Management Plans in accordance with this mandate; ? increase incentives for offshore wind power development. Heg US heg declining – revamping institutional leadership key to solve Strong domestic manufacturing key to maintain hegemony and stave off China 3 Internal Links to Hegemony First is Growth Offshore wind promotes fast US growth – employment, manufacturing Fast growth promotes US leadership and solves great power war Second is Fuel Sources The plan solves unemployment and diversifies fuel sources Independent energy control is key to maintain primacy Third is Environmental Leadership The US has the potential to remain an environmental leader- now is the time Green leadership maintains primacy --- weak and piecemeal measures will cause a collapse The pursuit of hegemony is inevitable, sustainable, and prevents great power war – US decline causes conflict escalation and global lashout War is inevitable in the status quo – States will always compete for regional status even when it is at their disadvantage – only unquestioned primacy stops it from escalating There are hundreds of causes of conflict – hegemony deters and controls escalation by internalizing costs Warming Climate change is anthropogenic and coming now – the most comprehensive data-sets are conclusive Status quo is insufficient to solve for warming – it causes war and instability without drastic changes US offshore wind development curbs carbon emissions – creates globalized modeling of renewables and generates 4 times the worlds needed electricity Offshore wind is comparatively the cleanest and most productive renewable energy US offshore wind development curbs carbon emissions – creates globalized modeling of renewables and generates 4 times the worlds needed electricity Electricity-emissions reductions sufficiently solve global warming Warming leads to extinction – even in the best cases, adaption can’t solve Even if some warming is inevitable, keeping it below 4 degrees avoids the worst impacts – warming is also anthropogenic Independently, emissions cause ocean acidification – extinction Warming triggers rapid methane release Solvency The lack of a strong and effective federal mandate is a key barrier blocking offshore wind development Long-term incentives ensure that the supply chain follows on – fed support key The plan maintains NEPA reviews to prevent environmentally destructive over development Pre-emption of state barriers solves empirics prove | 8/31/14 |
offshore wind 1ac - stocksTournament: Hallsville | Round: Semis | Opponent: Lindale GW | Judge: Mens Right Activist, Parker, Solanes Inherency The lack of a strong and effective federal mandate is a key barrier blocking offshore wind development Plan The United States federal government should revise the Coastal Zone Management Act to: ? mandate and issue one-stop permits for offshore wind power development where appropriate and feasible in all areas of The United States’ exclusive economic zone; ? require revisions to states' Coastal Zone Management Plans in accordance with this mandate; ? increase incentives for offshore wind power development. Harms and Significance Harm 1 is Warming Climate change is anthropogenic and coming now – the most comprehensive data-sets are conclusive US offshore wind development curbs carbon emissions – creates globalized modeling of renewables and generates 4 times the worlds needed electricity Scenario 1 is Acidification Independently, emissions cause ocean acidification – extinction Scenario 2 is methane Warming triggers rapid methane release Rapid methane release causes extinction Harm 2 is Heg US heg declining – revamping institutional leadership key to solve Strong domestic manufacturing key to maintain hegemony and stave off China Offshore wind promotes fast US growth – employment, manufacturing 3 Internal Links to Hegemony First is Growth Offshore wind promotes fast US growth – employment, manufacturing Fast growth promotes US leadership and solves great power war Second is Fuel Sources The plan solves unemployment and diversifies fuel sources Independent energy control is key to maintain primacy Third is Environmental Leadership The US has the potential to remain an environmental leader- now is the time Green leadership maintains primacy --- weak and piecemeal measures will cause a collapse The pursuit of hegemony is inevitable, sustainable, and prevents great power war – US decline causes conflict escalation and global lashout Solvency Long-term incentives ensure that the supply chain follows on – fed support key The plan maintains NEPA reviews to prevent environmentally destructive over development Offshore wind is comparatively the cleanest and most productive renewable energy Electricity-emissions reductions sufficiently solve global warming Warming leads to extinction – even in the best cases, adaption can’t solve | 8/31/14 |
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