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The dirty little secret is that we're fooling ourselves. It certainly has not gone anywhere near the distance required to preserve our lifestyle. The convergence of all three has turned many of our previous assumptions about 'green' upside down in a very short period of time, making it much more compelling to many more Americans.Д«ut here's the bad news: While green has hit Main Street - more Americans than ever now identify themselves as greens, or what I call 'Geo-Greens' to differentiate their more muscular and strategic green ideology - green has not gone very far down Main Street. The first flattened the twin towers, the second flattened New Orleans and the third flattened the global economic playing field. The good news is that after traveling around America this past year, looking at how we use energy and the emerging alternatives, I can report that green really has gone Main Street - thanks to the perfect storm created by 9/11, Hurricane Katrina and the Internet revolution. Hence my motto: 'Green is the new red, white and blue.' The next president will have to rally us with a green patriotism. Eisenhower rallied us with the red menace. But if we want to continue to be who we are, enjoy the benefits and be able to pass them on to our children, we do need to fuel our future in a cleaner, greener way. We are who we are - including a car culture. I am not proposing that we radically alter our lifestyles. Today, we are paying the accumulated economic, geopolitical and climate prices for that kind of America. That highway system, though, helped to enshrine America's car culture (atrophying our railroads) and to lock in suburban sprawl and low-density housing, which all combined to get America addicted to cheap fossil fuels, particularly oil. We don't just need a president who has been toughened by years as a prisoner of war but a president who is tough enough to level with the American people about the profound economic, geopolitical and climate threats posed by our addiction to oil - and to offer a real plan to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.ДЄfter World War II, President Eisenhower responded to the threat of Communism and the 'red menace' with massive spending on an interstate highway system to tie America together, in large part so that we could better move weapons in the event of a war with the Soviets.

We need the first environmental president. We don't just need the first woman president. That's why I say: We don't just need the first black president. But these problems are so large in scale that they can only be effectively addressed by an America with 50 green states - not an America divided between red and blue states.Д«ecause a new green ideology, properly defined, has the power to mobilize liberals and conservatives, evangelicals and atheists, big business and environmentalists around an agenda that can both pull us together and propel us forward. How do our kids compete in a flatter world? How do they thrive in a warmer world? How do they survive in a more dangerous world? Those are, in a nutshell, the big questions facing America at the dawn of the 21st century. A redefined, broader and more muscular green ideology is not meant to trump the traditional Republican and Democratic agendas but rather to bridge them when it comes to addressing the three major issues facing every American today: jobs, temperature and terrorism. I want to do that because I think that living, working, designing, manufacturing and projecting America in a green way can be the basis of a new unifying political movement for the 21st century. Well, I want to rename 'green.' I want to rename it geostrategic, geoeconomic, capitalistic and patriotic. And they defined it as 'liberal,' 'tree-hugging,' 'sissy,' 'girlie-man,' 'unpatriotic,' 'vaguely French.' One thing that always struck me about the term 'green' was the degree to which, for so many years, it was defined by its opponents - by the people who wanted to disparage it. If you can name an issue, you can own the issue. In the world of ideas, to name something is to own it. We will need to find a way to reknit America at home, reconnect America abroad and restore America to its natural place in the global order - as the beacon of progress, hope and inspiration. One day Iraq, our post-9/11 trauma and the divisiveness of the Bush years will all be behind us - and America will need, and want, to get its groove back. This article appeared in The New York Times Magazine.

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