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Finally, Another Candidate Who Understands Global Warming

Category: EnvironmentPoliticsSocial Issues
Posted on: November 20, 2007 7:35 AM, by Joseph j7uy5

America missed her chance to elect a sane pro-environmental candidate in 2000.  Or rather, the Supreme Court missed its chance.  Whatever.  The critical point is that environmentalism cannot be understood as an isolated issue.  Pro-environmental thinking must pervade everything we do from now on.



That is not to say that it is the only issue.  In some cases, it will not be the most important issue.  But it should be considered in all aspects of governmental activity.

Economic growth is totally worthless, if not sustainable.  Sometimes, it is worse than worthless.  I believe we shall see an economic meltdown in the next six months or so.  This will show how destructive unsustainable growth can be.

HT: Crooks and Liars.

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