The environment : opposing viewpoints /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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San Diego :
Greenhaven Press,
[2001]
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| Series: | Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
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Table of 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.