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    The Lorax By Dr. Seuss

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    Though the Once-ler polluted the area where he lived, environmentalists have now concluded that the new concern for our planet should be one of global environmentalism, because we are all interconnected and events that occur on the other side of the globe have profound and immediate effects on our lives. List three things that could have global effects in the production of the thneed. With enough production…

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    Since the environment is a hot topic in today’s news, many people have strong opinions one way or another about how people should handle environmental problems. The satirical book The Future of Life, juxtaposes two extreme ideas about environmentalism. Edward O. Wilson elaborates on the unproductive nature of headstrong, uncompromising environmental discussions by utilizing exaggerated diction, hyperbolic rhetorical question, and parallelism. By using exaggerated diction, Wilson highlights the…

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    economic development on the environment. However, the purpose of this paper is to discuss this subject from the angles of the following scholars and articles: a. Uneven and Combined Development by James O’Connor. b. Third World Critique of Western Environmentalism…

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    This musical and cultural study will define the theme of environmental activism in the 1970s in the song, “Big Yellow Taxi”, by Joni Mitchell. Mitchell’s song is representative of the cultural power of pop music to inspire environmental activists to take action to protect the earth’s ecosystem during the early 1970s. “Big Yellow Taxi” is a song with environmentally conscious lyrics that express the concern about humankind’s industrial influence in damaging the environment. Over the generations,…

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    society where the line between "machine" and "human" is aggressively blurred. The dependence on fossil fuels and the dehumanizing objectification of humans leads to exploitation of both people and the earth. Rob Nixon's Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor provides a deeper context of the resource curses and inequalities that may cause such a society, both in the film and in our own world today. In the world of Fury Road, both humans and the earth contain natural resources to be…

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    to not gain understanding for the problem but also had a touch of fear as to what would happen if the problem was left unchecked. Carson was also effective in mentioning that humans could be harmed, because in that particular era, mainstream environmentalism was nonexistent. It was much more effective to mention possible harm to people and not just the environment, because at the time the environment wasn’t a huge…

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    Introduction With the increasing number of minorities in western countries, there has been some debate about whether minorities are concerned about taking care of the environment. Past research has compared minorities with Caucasians to see if there were differing views about the environment and if one group was taking more of an active stance. Research done by Johnson, Bowker and Cordell (2004) used the new ecological paradigm scale (NEP) to measure the variation in environmental beliefs…

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    Emerald City is a polarizing and courageous piece from Matthew Klingle. Matthew Klingle had explored the functions of nature in the development of Seattle as from the early days when settlement began to the present time. The book has made a combination of environmental history, human geography, urban history, among others, as he tries to attempt to reshape how nature looks like within the period of ecological disaster and social inequality. Matthew Klingle has explored many things that are…

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    says we can use the levers of the market to fix the broken environment” (Rogers). This philosophy is key in Climate Capitalism by Hunter Lovins and in Time to Choose by Charles Ferguson. Both illustrate the advantages of mixing capitalism and environmentalism to fight climate change. Capitalism can be a leader in switching to green and renewable technology and unleashing the new green economy. First, Corporations are using the advantages of renewable…

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    Mattiece feared that two of the justices who were going to hear the case leaned towards environmentalism. Today we hear of people having many opinions about our Supreme Court Justices. Americans want them to be able to debate on what is best for our country and to be able to see the issue from many different angles. These appointed individuals…

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