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That may very well be a part of it. The oligarchs pushing the global warming fraud couldn’t care less about the environment. Global warmism, and the cult of env
While it is not aesthetically pleasing and a whole new militant movement of exo-environmental protection advocates would pop up, the idea of dumping trash on an
Go down to the nearest river and get a big glass of water.
Take it to the debate..tell your opponent where you got it and ask him/her to drink it.You can try t
Impossible. There are no such facts. The population of India is around 1 billion. That is similar for asking for figures on how many people have died as a resul
You’ve answered your own question by calling light pollution “too much light.” Light pollution is wasted energy; the simple use of downward-pointing reflects p
Why does that word seem to make thing happen?we have the EPA what more do you wantI don’t know. Pollution should be looked into, not fraudulent data and carbon

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DemocracyNow.org – As the nation headed into Labor Day weekend, the Obama administration quietly asked the US Environmental Protection Agency to withdraw a plan to limit smog pollution that was projec

In Australia, will putting a price on pollution help reduce carbon emissions?

Pollution in Beijing has become part of everyday life for the city’s residents. However, many distrust the figures that they are being told on how bad the air quality is. Duration: 02:08





Business, Ethics and the Environment explores the public policy debate surrounding the issue of business and its role in environmental matters. Unlike

In Purity and Danger Mary Douglas identifies the concern for purity as a key theme at the heart of every society. In lively and lucid prose she explai

Taped on March 14, 1997. “If you know anybody,” Mr. Buckley begins, “who prefers unclean air or dirty water or barren forest lands, pray keep him awa
…70 by 2018, due to the high price of the Australian Carbon Tax. Add this to the increased cost of electricity and the future looks anything but economical. So how can this be combated?
As consumers, if we do take the painstaking step of going down the path of building a new home, we tend to want an…

