Conserving the environment
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Conserving the environment
(Opposing viewpoints series)
Greenhaven Press, c2006
- : hardcover
- : pbk
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Opposing viewpoints
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- The earth faces an environmental crisis / Kenny Ausubel
- The earth does not face an environmental crisis / Joseph Bast
- Global warming poses a serious threat / Ross Gelbspan
- Global warming does not pose a serious threat / Sallie Baliunas
- Deforestation threatens the environment / Derrick Jensen and George Draffan
- Deforestation does not threaten the environment / Bjørn Lomborg
- Renewable energy can help conserve the environment / Guy Dauncey
- Renewable energy is not viable / Jerry Taylor and Peter VanDoren
- Nuclear energy can reduce pollution / John Ritch
- Nuclear energy will not reduce pollution / Helen Caldicott
- Wind energy benefits the environment / Jim Motavalli
- Wind energy does not benefit the environment / H. Sterling Burnett
- America should reduce its use of fossil fuels / Lester R. Brown
- America should not reduce its use of fossil fuels / S. Fred Singer
- The Endangered Species Act is effective / Roger Di Silvestro
- The Endangered Species Act should be reformed / Nancy Marano and Ben Lieberman
- The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge should be conserved / Natural Resources Defense Council
- The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge should be opened for drilling / Paul Driessen
- Modern agricultural practices conserve resources / Jonathan Rauch
- Modern agricultural practices do not conserve resources / Christopher D. Cook
- Curbing human population growth will help conserve the environment / Ed McGaa
- Connecting large wilderness areas will help conserve the environment / Dave Foreman
- America should design products that benefit the environment / Fritjof Capra
- Reducing meat consumption will help conserve the environment / Jim Motavalli
- Products that harm the environment should be taxed more heavily / Bernie Fischlowitz-Roberts