Sentences with phrase «more about environmentalism»
But this «explanation» for our behaviour, put forward by German psychologist Andreas Ernst, says more about environmentalism than it does humans.
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This isn't about niche environmentalism, it's much more fundamental than that.
Two years ago — at the same event, but under much more pleasant conditions — I concluded that Earth Day was «about showing you care, finding community, and speaking out loud — it's the assertion that the values of environmentalism are important and those that hold them are not alone.»
More options all the time When I first became involved in environmentalism, I remember the «ethical» banks and financial products I came across were mostly about negative screens: meaning avoiding putting money in arms, pornography, tobacco or maybe fossil fuels.
More importantly, second, it fires a shot across the bows of any liberal organ which dares to entertain a climate sceptic on its pages in much the same way as Martin Durkin's Great Global Warming Swindle (just 90 minutes of TV in a shedule jam - packed with environmentalism) drew furious comments about Channel 4 from the Great and the Good.
I don't think that the aesthetics of the environmentalism movement should be the main driver of people's decisions with regard to the environment, any more than the aesthetics of libertarianism should decide what people do about their civil liberties.
Once you learn that CAGW is more PR than science, that it has hidden agendas and that the research has been made to fit the conclusions, you begin to wonder about the rest of environmentalism...
To face retrogressive and mean - spirited environmentalism, there needs to be more than scepticism, and questions about the scientific integrity of the IPCC, the Hockey Stick, and computer models.
But a closer look at the causes of the green bubble reveals a more complicated story, not just about the nature of environmentalism but about modern American life itself.
Perhaps they had been infected by Byer's enthusiasm, or the camaraderie of the crowd, but the «medicine,» it seemed, had become part of their lives, more a vitamin than a cough syrup, and coming together on Earth Day was a means of solidifying their beliefs, renewing their determination, and finding companionship with people who may not speak loudly about the importance of environmentalism during the rest of the year, but offer their silent support nevertheless.
The DemandDebate website also sold t - shirts with the slogan «I'm more worried about the intellectual climate» and offered resource kits to parents and teachers, which appeared to consist of copies of documentary «The Great Global Warming Swindle», a film about the «dark side of environmentalism» and a book called «The Sky's Not Falling: Why It's OK To Chill about Global Warming» written by Holly Fretwell.