Pros And Cons Of Muskegee

There is also the issue of whether resolving the conflict between the two opposing sides will solve the problem the policy seeks to resolve. The risk is merely shifted to another population with the potential it will increase the safety of the overall population. Thus the policy as it was initially drafted, no matter how it plays out, the risk for some will continue for thousands of years. Yet a policy that bring about a solution that reforms the energy production would have been better suitable since it eliminates ‘new’ risk. This again contradicts the principles of US and Muskagee society. While the American government and principle usually far away from the preventive attitude, Muskogee, as Martin observed, were a cautious group especially considering their devotion to balance. It is was highly unlikely that the Muskogee would find themselves in a similar. Provided that the externalities came from outside sources such large imbalances would never be tolerated in Muskogee society.
The federal government’s disregard for the laws and feeling of the state of Nevada shows that this example is …show more content…
In 2011, 2012 budget proposal eliminated all funding for it. During 2012, the House rejected the budget proposal and tried to pass a bill for 25$ for the program. The senate however opposed he funding. In 2013 the House of Representatives yet again attempted to return funding but instead the language was changed to implement a pilot program for “consolidated storage facilities”. In the second step, the president and the Secretary of the department established a Blue Ribbon Commission to consider alternative solution. It would “provide recommendations for developing safe, long term solution that manages the nations used nuclear fuel and waste” and was specified that the Yucca Mountain is not an option. The final step was terminate the licensing and application for Yucca