Environmental Politics in 2019: Where Does The Green New Deal Stand?

MAHB Admin | January 23, 2019 | Leave a Comment

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Media Type: Interview

Author(s): Jennifer Delony

Categories: Environment, Podcast, Social Movement

Zero Net Fifty discusses environmental politics. Listen to their first podcast here.

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Greeley Miklashek

Sorry, but I don’t have time to listen to podcasts. One thing’s for sure though, if environmentalists aren’t facing human overpopulation as the primary driving force behind all human generated climate and general ecological harm being done to Mother Earth, then the rest is just more hot gas passing into the already overheated atmosphere and oceans.