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Sadly, today’s Earth Day shares something with the current political environment: It reeks of divisiveness.
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More than three decades before Greta Thunberg was born — the Swedish environmental activist on climate change, diagnosed with Asperger’s — more than 20 million Americans participated in the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970.
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The entirety of the Leftist radical environmental movement is dangerous and stupid.
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There was a telling juxtaposition of events in April 1970.
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Earth Day Network’s misguided anti-plastic campaign is a sign of more nonsense to come.
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In The Tank (ep137) – Child Safety Accounts, Terrible Earth Day Predictions, and Policy Updates
John Nothdurft and Donny Kendal present episode #137 of the In The Tank Podcast. Today’s podcast features work from The Heartland Institute, the American Enterprise Institute, and more.
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Boulder, CO wants oil companies to restore snowy winters of an idyllic past – and pay it billions
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Al Gore wants to reverse modernity and save the world from itself through an elimination of its fossil-fuel-based energy system.
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In recent years, Earth Day has evolved into an occasion for environmental Cassandras to prophesy apocalypse, dish antitechnology dirt, and proselytize. Passion and zeal routinely trump science, and provability takes a back seat to plausibility.
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Environment/EnergyFeaturedEarth Day Has Been Hijacked by the Climate Change Movement, Leaving Sensible Environmentalists Behind
There is a serious ethical problem that will come back to haunt Earth Day if they don’t soon change focus.
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I spent Earth Day in Philadelphia the birthplace of the American constitutional republic, created after after much blood, sweat and tears was shed in the quest for political and personal liberty.
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Heartland Daily Podcast – Isaac Orr: This Earth Day, Thank A Fracker
On today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, Isaac Orr joins H. Sterling Burnett to talk about Earth Day and the environmental benefits hydraulic fracturing is producing.
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Environment/EnergyFeaturedEarth Day’s Anti-Fossil Fuel Focus Could Plunge Millions Into Green Energy Poverty
Friday, April 22, will mark the 47th Earth Day. You may think it is all about planting trees and cleaning up neighborhoods. But this year’s anniversary will be closer to its radical roots than, perhaps, any other since its founding in 1970. Considered the birth of the environmental movement, the first Earth Day took place during the height of America’s counterculture era. According to EarthDay.org, it gave voice to an “emerging consciousness, channeling the energy of the anti-war protest movement and putting environmental concerns on the front page.”
