Sentences with phrase «promote environmentalism»

This is not just the politics of fear (which by the way is used far more by the right to promote war and secrecy and torture than the left to promote environmentalism) but politics by misrepresentation.

For decades, this renowned book has been a resource for economists, business strategists and politicians alike to promote environmentalism and balance between economic growth and the costs of globalism on society.

We know our guests already spend a lot of money to get to Costa Rica and enjoy their yoga and surf vacation; in fact, many choose us because they discovered that we are a surf school that aims to promote environmentalism, marine conservation, community involvement, and culturally enriching experiences.

Some of our values are clear — internationalism, protecting individuality and non-conformity, hating bullying and the abuse of power, promoting environmentalism, protecting civil liberties and a love of democracy not so much because we think it efficient or effective but because it expresses a basic equality of respect for all individuals.

The other theory is that the franchise's public relations benefits, from loudly donating a portion of opening week ticket proceeds to an important conservation cause to simply promoting environmentalism and ecological awareness, outweigh the relatively minor financial losses suffered by this multi-billion dollar corporation.

Not exact matches

Obama has used environmentalism to cut jobs, promote poverty, reduce living standards, and reward the rich.

Anderson and the Justice Party promote campaign finance reform, environmentalism, fair trade, and social justice.

The Chief Guest at the event, Dr. Isaac Kalua, founder of Green Africa Foundation, commended the Wangari Maathai Scholarship Fund for promoting a generation of young women who embrace the spirit of environmentalism as propagated by Wangari Maathai.

British architect Austin Williams — http://www.futurecities.org.uk — promotes a human - centred approach to nature; challenges risk - aversion and the precautionary principle; believes that environmentalism is driving down social aspirations; criticises the use of politicised solutions to technical problems; encourages debate, argument, critical dialogue and freedom of expression, and fights for development instead of sustainable development.

In the context of environmentalism in general, these charities have all but dropped their traditional push for overseas development in favour of promoting sustainability, which by its very nature means less development.

Yet Mr. Hill, the 41 - year - old founder of TreeHugger, a Web site that made environmentalism attractive and aspirational by promoting a global, modern vision of sustainable design (think architectural chicken coops, green roofs and «ethical» condoms), has shown that he can profit from his own very sincere idealism and good taste.