Obama has
used environmentalism to cut jobs, promote poverty, reduce living standards, and reward the rich.
They used environmentalism and science for a political agenda and as Michael Crichton said,
Environmentalists have
used environmentalism and environmental science for a political agenda.
Not exact matches
If you want to set up a robust dialog or debate,
use the film to contrast creation vs. evolution or biblical stewardship vs. radical
environmentalism.
These countries see Western
environmentalism as a form of neocolonialism, and the fear that ecological concerns will be
used to keep the poorer nations in permanent subordination leaps off the pages of UN documents.
The
use of flat fees has become a hallmark of modern
environmentalism, be it a congestion fee or a gas tax.
Doubling one's kitchenware would seem to run counter to the «less is more» mantra of contemporary
environmentalism but, as Stern notes, because both sets are never
used simultaneously, the useful life of each is likely extended over time.
«We've
used new methods developed over the years and new innovations Ken has developed to add in the politics — and find that politics and
environmentalism can mediate some environmental impact,» Dietz said.
According to the Sundance Institute, this year's panels will «address topics including the relationship between media technology and storytelling, film aesthetics and the
use of celluloid, music design, casting and
environmentalism.»
«They
use the Internet, texting, cell phones, all the youth - driven technology avenues, to disperse information about practical
environmentalism,» Kirk explains.
Instead of being part of a process that overproduces 50,000 copies of a book that sit in a warehouse somewhere, we're talking about a kind of
environmentalism that
uses our resources wisely.
Saro - Wiwa «
uses folklore, masquerade traditions, religious practices, food and Nigerian popular aesthetics to test art's capacity to transform and to envision new concepts of environment and
environmentalism.»
Growing up in a Southern Appalachian coal mining community, the subjects involving
environmentalism and land
use have a lot of personal significance -LSB-...]
This restaging offers an opportunity to consider the photographs both in the context of the newly central role photography was playing in 1970s contemporary art as well as in relation to the period's prevailing cultural concerns, such as land
use, national identity,
environmentalism, and nostalgia.
Inspired by historical sources as varied as the Italian futurists (for their interdisciplinary and offbeat interpretations of industrial development) and folk or outsider artists native to the American South (for their exaltation of the amateur aesthetic and embrace of the everyday), Blackwell's artworks address such contemporary themes as
environmentalism, excess, utility, and (re)
use with a fresh and playful sense of experimentation.
Growing up in a Southern Appalachian coal mining community, the subjects involving
environmentalism and land
use have a lot of personal significance to Hatfield who often recalls the region's ironic juxtaposition of protected wilderness and mined land as a major influence on her work.
I believe that there is a middle road, where
environmentalism is not a religion and we can carefully
use our resourses without harming the environment.
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.
a lifelong inner - circle activist in
environmentalism and
used to be a big believer in warmism.
Using the example of rainbow fish, a species valuable to seaside municipalities because of its ability to produce sand (just one rainbow fish can produce a ton of sand each year) Lau explains that
environmentalism is just as...
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.
The
use of science to limit political possibilities, and lower our horizons by constructing plausible catastrophic scenarios is the everyday language of
environmentalism.
In his writings, Brulle often
uses the term «climate denial» to describe the views of skeptics of climate change
environmentalism.
People who
use the environment as a vehicle for political control have not quite destroyed
environmentalism.
«Something that said this
used to be a coal plant... or a monument to a new form of
environmentalism,» said Frank Abbondanzio, Montague town administrator.
Making
use of some remarkable scientific discoveries, Feral lays out a new, positive
environmentalism, in which nature is allowed to find its own way.
«Something that said this
used to be a coal plant... or a monument to a new form of
environmentalism,» said Frank Abbondanzio,
Just as each major UK political party has absorbed
environmentalism into its manifesto, so too have journalists
used it to inform the entirety of their own perspective on the world.
And worst of all, everybody involved in UK politics seemed to be
using the looming catastrophe to demand that people
use less, expect less, and obey the tenets of
environmentalism.
By redefining the political problems that
environmentalism has in persuading people that it knows what their best interests are as a problem of human nature, theories like this can be
used to justify acting without consent, and treating the public like naughty children.
Is
environmentalism so popular with the public - sector middle - class chattering classes, because they can
use it to generate more tax revenue to augment their salaries?
The main theme of his talk is the political
use of
environmentalism as a religion for indoctrination and control.
Tucker's conversion began when he read Morris Fiorina's Disconnect, which outlines the way partisan divisions take shape between Democrats and Republicans, and points out that
environmentalism used to be one of conservatives» chief concerns.
From designing products that are ever more efficient and
use less toxic materials, to designing take - back programs and peripheral green projects, companies are thankfully working hard to one - up each other in
environmentalism.
A centerpiece of the Bioneers conference is how we
use technology to further
environmentalism.
OTOH when it comes to pseudo-Science, i.e. the
use of «sciency sounding» terms and phrases to pursue a religious / social / ideological agenda, political ideology seems (to me) to make a big difference: religious types spout creationism (including «intelligent» design) or «divine providence», socialists spout
environmentalism (including «global warming»), «conservatives» seem to usually resort to mis - understood, or at least mis - applied engineering formulas, and libertarians are all over the map.
While it might not seem at first that a new study, being highlighted by BBC News, on the overestimation of how much health care costs for our aging populations are likely to increase has an immediate connection to
environmentalism, in fact realizing that we may have to spend considerably less money here, as people are productive at much older ages than they
used to, has big implications on how we discuss population growth and economic expansion.
Granted, there may be products that can help us to green our world, such as a compost bin, a home solar power or wind energy system, or a cleaner car or a bicycle, and there are certainly greener alternatives that we can choose when buying products we already
use, but for the most part, consuming more resources in the name of Earth Day runs counter to the core of the responsible
environmentalism.
Lucas demonstrates how political
environmentalism uses superficially plausible scientific arguments to create fear and political legitimacy.
However, this is not the definition of «
environmentalism» we'd
use here at Climate Resistance, which integrally includes the desire to rein in human ambitions.
Several factors, including
environmentalism, spur the trend toward sustainability, the broad term
used to indicate practices that conserve the Earth's resources.