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Environmental activism needs its own revolution to regain its teeth
Charles Secrett guardian.co.uk 13 June 2011 Today’s protest tactics are not sufficient to alter the destructive path travelled by virtually all governments and most corporations Forty years ago, Friends of the Earth announced its arrival in the UK with a … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Conseravtion, Politics
Tagged Action, activism, chemical contamination, climate change, Conservation, deforestation, Earth Ethics, Friends of the Earth, green, Greenpeace, ocean degradation, politics, protest, Rachel Carson, reorganize, rethink, Silent Spring, species extinction, sustainable, tactics, UK
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White paper to redress biodiversity loss with wilderness areas
Charities, businesses, landowners and communities may be invited to propose ideas for ‘ecological restoration zones. The government should hold a competition to create 12 wilderness areas to enhance ecological protection in England, the first white paper on the natural environment … Continue reading
Posted in Conseravtion, Education, Politics, Science
Tagged biodiversity, Conservation, Earth Ethics, England, Europe, loss, politics, UK
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The true value of nature is not a number with a pound sign in front
By George Monbiot guardian.co.uk Monday 6 June 2011 20.00 BST Cost-benefit analysis of nature is rigged in favour of business – and delivers the countryside to those who would destroy it Love, economists have discovered, is depreciating rapidly. On current … Continue reading
Posted in Conseravtion, Education, Politics, Science
Tagged Britain, Cost-benefit analysis, Department for Environment, Earth Ethics, Europe, Food and Rural Affairs, nature, UK
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