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'''Environmental problems''' affecting the earth's population include pollution, epidemics and depletion of natural resources. Unaccountably, for environmentalists, [[global warming]] is the top issue. Why?<ref>"It is far less important than other social problems such as poverty, infectious diseases, deforestation, extinction of species on land and in the sea, not to mention war, nuclear weapons and biological weapons." - Freeman Dyson [http://www.livescience.com/environment/060713_global_warming.html] </ref>
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'''Environmental problems''' affecting the earth's population include [[pollution]], [[epidemic]]s and depletion of natural resources. Many [[environmentalist]]s consider [[global warming]] the top issue, though this is disputed" (by many [[scientist]]s, hence [[liberal]]s changed the name to [[climate change]].) "It is far less important than other social problems such as [[poverty]], [[infectious disease]]s, [[deforestation]], [[endangered species|extinction of species]] on land and in the sea, not to mention [[war]], [[nuclear weapon]]s and [[biological weapon]]s."<ref>[http://www.livescience.com/environment/060713_global_warming.html Freeman Dyson]</ref>
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Latest revision as of 16:57, June 28, 2016

Environmental problems affecting the earth's population include pollution, epidemics and depletion of natural resources. Many environmentalists consider global warming the top issue, though this is disputed" (by many scientists, hence liberals changed the name to climate change.) "It is far less important than other social problems such as poverty, infectious diseases, deforestation, extinction of species on land and in the sea, not to mention war, nuclear weapons and biological weapons."[1]

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