The environment : opposing viewpoints / William Dudley, book editor. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Opposing viewpoints seriesPublication details: San Diego, California : Greenhaven Press, (c)2001.Description: 224 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
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  • GE140.D849.E585 2001
  • GE140
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Contents:
The global environment is deteriorating Eugene Linden -- The global environment is not deteriorating Ronald Bailey -- Global warming is a serious environmental threat Ross Gelbspan -- Global warming is not a serious environmental threat S. Fred Singer, interviewed by John F. McManus -- Chemical pollutants are a significant cause of cancer Melanie Duchin -- Chemical pollutants are not a significant cause of cancer Deanna L. Byck -- Stricter federal regulations are necessary to prevent air pollution April Reese -- Stricter federal regulations may be counterproductive in preventing air pollution Kenneth W. Chilton -- Recycling is an effective means of preventing solid waste pollution Allen Hershkowitz -- Recycling may not be the most effective means of preventing solid waste pollution Lynn Scarlett -- Nuclear energy is an environmentally sound solution to preventing greenhouse gas emissions John Ritch -- Nuclear energy is not an environmentally sound solution to preventing greenhouse gas emissions Arjun Makhijani -- Automobile use in America must be discouraged to save the environment Jane Holtz Kay -- A war on automobiles to save the environment is not justified Alan Caruba -- American wealth and consumption patterns degrade the environment David Schaller -- American wealth and consumption patterns enhance the environment Peter Huber -- Suburban sprawl threatens America's wildlife Kathrin Day Lassila -- Suburban sprawl does not threaten America's wildlife Jane S. Shaw -- Free-market principles should guide environmental policy Terry L. Anderson and Jane S. Shaw -- Free-market principles should not guide environmental policy Carol Estes -- Technology and modern industry must be rejected to save the environment Kirkpatrick Sale -- Technology and modern industry must be used to preserve the environment Walter Truett Anderson -- The United States should treat the environment as a national security issue William A. Nitze -- The United States should not treat the environment as an issue of national security Paul Benjamin.
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The global environment is deteriorating Eugene Linden -- The global environment is not deteriorating Ronald Bailey -- Global warming is a serious environmental threat Ross Gelbspan -- Global warming is not a serious environmental threat S. Fred Singer, interviewed by John F. McManus -- Chemical pollutants are a significant cause of cancer Melanie Duchin -- Chemical pollutants are not a significant cause of cancer Deanna L. Byck -- Stricter federal regulations are necessary to prevent air pollution April Reese -- Stricter federal regulations may be counterproductive in preventing air pollution Kenneth W. Chilton -- Recycling is an effective means of preventing solid waste pollution Allen Hershkowitz -- Recycling may not be the most effective means of preventing solid waste pollution Lynn Scarlett -- Nuclear energy is an environmentally sound solution to preventing greenhouse gas emissions John Ritch -- Nuclear energy is not an environmentally sound solution to preventing greenhouse gas emissions Arjun Makhijani -- Automobile use in America must be discouraged to save the environment Jane Holtz Kay -- A war on automobiles to save the environment is not justified Alan Caruba -- American wealth and consumption patterns degrade the environment David Schaller -- American wealth and consumption patterns enhance the environment Peter Huber -- Suburban sprawl threatens America's wildlife Kathrin Day Lassila -- Suburban sprawl does not threaten America's wildlife Jane S. Shaw -- Free-market principles should guide environmental policy Terry L. Anderson and Jane S. Shaw -- Free-market principles should not guide environmental policy Carol Estes -- Technology and modern industry must be rejected to save the environment Kirkpatrick Sale -- Technology and modern industry must be used to preserve the environment Walter Truett Anderson -- The United States should treat the environment as a national security issue William A. Nitze -- The United States should not treat the environment as an issue of national security Paul Benjamin.

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