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    At the same end of the spectrum, environmentalists also believe that the environment is the primary influence on a person’s development. Along with John Locke, environmentalists believed “their basic assumption is that at birth the human mind is a tabula rasa (a blank slate) and that this is gradually filled as a result of experience” (Mcleod n.pg.). When children have unique experiences such as social interactions, exposure to different culture, or education, they grow certain traits from these…

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    The environmental crisis has been the focus of many politicians since the introduction of “global warming.” Each American political party has developed their own strong opinion on the matter and voiced it nationally in recent years. In 2002, Edward O. Wilson wrote The Future of Life, where he clearly pokes fun at the topic at the expense of the classic “Republican” or the modern “Liberal.” He satirizes two passages that argue both sides of the debate and further demonstrates how easily these…

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    In this particular case, environmentalist as well as the involved commission board, and the harvester are both focusing on different management goals. While the harvesters are concerned with maintaining the economic growth of this industry (which is substantial in the United States), environmentalist are focused on the well-being of the Atlantic Oceans biodiversity and long-term sustainability. As a result, this…

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    billion received after the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in 2010 to rebuild one of its beachfront hotels. Council members say that in building the hotel it would bring back the recreational services and help rebuild the economy in Alabama. However, environmentalists are not pleased with the idea of building a hotel as they are concerned for the state of the environment. What council members do not recognize is that building such a hotel would have environmental risks; this money could be used…

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    Stop Asian Carp

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    A current environmental issue in the Great Lakes region is the threat of Asian Carp invading the Great Lakes. Many environmentalists are very concerned about this threat and are seeking ways to prevent this from occurring. Asian carp are invasive fish from Southeast Asia that can cause harm the ecosystem, economy, property, and boaters. (National Wildlife Federation) They are filter-feeding fish and voracious eaters that consume plankton, algae, and other microscopic organisms which are the key…

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    My dream for the good of America is simple really, it just takes a bit of elbow grease, some might say, but I say it just takes an open mind and an open heart. I think everyone should have a positive dream for America. America is the greatest country in the world. I say this with whole hearted truth, I mean I know other countries, I haven’t been to many but I’ve been told by many, with a lot more experience than I do on the matter, that it is. Although I solely believe this nation is the best by…

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    Environmental Pollution and the Love Canal Throughout the country, there are many bodies of water. Each one of these bodies of water has a possible chance of becoming a polluted land. The United States did not really care about the environment, or how harshly others were affected by the environment before. Since people did not care about the environment, it was easy for bodies of water to become polluted. A polluted body of water called the Love Canal was explored for the residents around the…

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    the 1990’s with the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) ruling in the Shrimp/Turtle case. Besides the Asian countries and the United States, the two main parties involved in this case seem to be the conflict between the environmentalist and the free trade advocates. The environmentalists push for products that limit damage done to the environment and in this case, they believe that the U.S. laws restricting imports from countries that are not using environmental friendly harvesting techniques is in…

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    The Struggle of The 1970s The 1970s was a time for major change worldwide. Many people did not want to take responsibility nor credit for the current economic crisis. Along with the struggling economy around the world, Senator Joseph McCarthy and President Harry S. Truman were sending letters and telegrams back and forth to each other about the situation of communists, and the spreading of communism. People during the 1970s needed to adapt to the changing economic situation, based on what was…

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    Benin

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    waste case, some of the Nigerians, including Nana, were not aware of the detrimental effects that the toxins had on people and were drinking water from the toxin contains resulting in many people becoming ill (Onwumere). Also, a shortage of environmentalists or officials that could help assist the countries in need is another potential reason why African countries have become targets for the international toxic waste…

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