This conversation often takes place at a superficial culture war level in which environmentalists don't want to embrace nuclear power and nuclear advocates want to scold environmentalists or accuse them of virtue-signaling.
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Environmentalists feared the worst, as they do with Pruitt now.
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Environmentalists have criticized Wells Fargo for financing controversial oil pipelines.
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Today, "fracking" has become a dirty word for many environmentalists.
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Environmentalists have tried for years to change Colorado's setback rules.
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Environmentalists say the beetle is only a pretext for Szyszko.
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"That's cause for concern for environmentalists, I think," Lowry said.
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Steve and Jill Matthiasson are farmers, winemakers and committed environmentalists.
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Environmentalists say his mining and energy projects scar the landscape.
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Environmentalists dislike it, saying it harms plant and animal life.
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The move was praised by industry but decried by environmentalists.
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Environmentalists say the case is far more than a stunt.
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The guys involved in these games were very much environmentalists.
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Local communities and environmentalists in Colombia have opposed the technology.
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Industry and environmentalists could find common ground in promoting progress.
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Environmentalists and most Democrats support the rule, though Dem Sens.
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Environmentalists say the case shows regulators must hold automakers accountable.
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Democratic lawmakers and environmentalists swiftly condemned Trump's action as illegal.
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How can environmentalists move forward in the age of Trump?
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Some environmentalists are discouraging geoengineering experts from accepting public funding.
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He did not mention environmentalists as one of those stakeholders.
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Andina's proximity to glaciers has generated sharp criticism from environmentalists.
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And environmentalists still see the programs as promoting clean energy.
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But an unlikely alliance of farmers and environmentalists support him.
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"Putin doesn't have to worry about pesky environmentalists," Lewis said.
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Environmentalists often discuss saving the planet without talking about hunger.
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But Bernhardt is still a controversial figure among some environmentalists.
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Environmentalists and researchers say humans are probably behind the surge.
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Environmentalists called the rule change an act of climate denial.
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Environmentalists are slow to appreciate that climate protection imposes costs.
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Environmentalists called on the full Senate to reject the nominees.
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While conservatives largely condemned the proposal, environmentalists cautiously welcomed it.
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This kind of genetic meddling makes many environmentalists deeply uncomfortable.
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Environmentalists blame the deterioration on industrial activity in the area.
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What environmentalists see as trouble, the government sees as progress.
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Instead, environmentalists are facing yet another defeat under Mr. Trump.
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But, environmentalists strongly oppose drilling in the ecologically sensitive region.
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Environmentalists have fiercely defended the law in the decades since.
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But environmentalists and the Golden State are rejecting the change.
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Concerns among environmentalists are mounting, and sales growth is slowing.
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Environmentalists and Native American rights groups have expressed severe dismay.
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Environmentalists criticized the review, implying that it was not objective.
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Environmentalists and the air conditioning industry alike cheered the deal.
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Virginia Beach's new position has generated mixed praise from environmentalists.
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Yet environmentalists and policy makers have long been wary of
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Environmentalists said the Commission's plan did not go far enough.
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But environmentalists have viewed the latest biological review with skepticism.
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Many, including some identified as environmentalists, have criticized the lawsuit.
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Scientists and environmentalists have tried various tactics to push back.
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Environmentalists worried that experiments like these could trigger ecological catastrophes.
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Environmentalists that year organised boycotts of palm oil products at supermarkets.
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It pitted oil companies and Republicans against environmentalists and liberal activists.
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The industry's biggest threat now isn't from environmentalists—it's from accountants.
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Some environmentalists worry that we haven't seen the end of it.
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The decision could prompt a furious backlash from Democrats and environmentalists.
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You might think environmentalists would unite behind such a pathbreaking effort.
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Many environmentalists want the world's energy system to look like Wildpoldsried's.
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This is one race to the bottom even environmentalists would welcome.
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Environmentalists believe those deforesting are the same people starting the fires.
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His sympathy for business may prove an unlikely boon to environmentalists.
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To preserve the lake, environmentalists still have their work cut out.
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Everyone — from foodies to vegans to environmentalists — is talking about it.
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Mr Magufuli insists on the trains being electric, which pleases environmentalists.
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Environmentalists and climate experts also took note of the debate snub.
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Do you think that surfers are more likely to be environmentalists?
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Environmentalists and Native American campaigners have opposed the Dakota Access pipeline.
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Environmentalists have vowed to sue if the Trump administration weakens them.
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The ground troops that environmentalists have deployed include organizations like 350.
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So coalition building is what Washington environmentalists set out to do.
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Environmentalists, for instance, scored big by making the Keystone pipeline the
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Environmentalists are concerned about the impact of developing Alberta's oil sands.
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Vectorman, meanwhile, was headed up by an entire team of environmentalists.
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Separately, environmentalists said they would aggressively fight back against the order.
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The ruling caught environmentalists and foes of the plan by surprise.
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In the US, too, environmentalists have criticized President Trump's inadequate response.
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Environmentalists and government officials estimate the cost to be much lower.
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Democrats and environmentalists have objected strongly to Trump's choice of Pruitt.
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Environmentalists strongly oppose the project, citing the dangers of nuclear energy.
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Environmentalists fear such a move could lead to looser environmental regulations.
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The top two are followed by manufacturing, mining and finally environmentalists.
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McNamee's admiration for coal and for Trump administration policy alarms environmentalists.
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Environmentalists are gearing up to fight Trump in the rulemaking process.
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For environmentalists, ICAO's climate change resolutions are too little, too late.
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The decision is a major win for environmentalists and health advocates.
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Still, Reicher, like so many environmentalists, goes grimly about his business.
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Environmentalists say the warming potential of methane make the regulations necessary.
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In their battles with banks, environmentalists have scored some early victories.
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None of these agreements go as far as environmentalists had hoped.
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The mine has faced significant opposition from environmentalists and some Alaskans.
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Meanwhile, environmentalists have protested wasteful energy consumption that bitcoin mining incurs.
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But environmentalists say the plan may irreversibly damage the surrounding ecosystem.
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The plan faces continued opposition from Nevada lawmakers and many environmentalists.
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Environmentalists also blame palm oil cultivation for deforestation in southeast Asia.
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Environmentalists slammed the proposal as a giveaway to the oil industry.
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Most environmentalists, including us, desperately want a meaningful tax on carbon.
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The issue has long pitted environmentalists against the state's farming communities.
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He said straws had become "the new poster child" for environmentalists.
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Scientists and environmentalists say chemicals from fireworks can pollute drinking supplies.
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Outrage was not contained to members of the committee and environmentalists.
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Environmentalists, he said, show little regard for the livelihood of farmers.
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The Goldman Prize regularly recognizes Latin American environmentalists with similar determination.
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The environmentalists are the most likely ignition point for any unrest.
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Other environmentalists associated with Mr. Seyed Emami's organization remain behind bars.
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Unions and environmentalists found themselves on opposite sides of the issue.
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Some environmentalists see it as the next frontier of climate policy.
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Some environmentalists said the fire showed the need for a cap.
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It also frustrated environmentalists, who wanted the protections to go further.
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Some environmentalists are threatening to go to court over this decision.
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Environmentalists said the repeal puts human and wildlife health at risk.
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It was no surprise that delaying water-quality standards enraged environmentalists.
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But environmentalists are arguing there are alternatives that must be considered.
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"Environmentalists have done a terrible job in selling this," Schwarzenegger said.
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To many environmentalists, that makes for a fundamentally irresponsible business model.
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The oil sands have long been a target of environmentalists' ire.
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Solow was partly right to critique sloppy thinking among some environmentalists.
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The Trump administration has drawn scrutiny from environmentalists over its policies.
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Despite his conservationist streak, Mr. Palen has no affinity for environmentalists.
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Former Obama administration officials and environmentalists denounced Mr. Trump's expected announcement.
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Environmentalists, however, believe hydropower may be doing more harm than good.
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Australia's climate police has been under fire from environmentalists recent years.
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But environmentalists say they're ready for the Yucca fight as well.
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The case has drawn widespread attention from industry groups and environmentalists.
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It's the philosophy of physicians and environmentalists, not of venture capitalists.
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"Jesus is calling the shots … not the environmentalists!" one panel says.
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Environmentalists defeated the project after 18 years of legal and administrative challenges.
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Environmentalists, they argued, were conspiring to destroy America, starting with rural communities.
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The selections have worried environmentalists but cheered an industry eager for expansion.
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Environmentalists griped that the plant would greatly increase Kenya's greenhouse-gas emissions.
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But environmentalists have pushed back ferociously against Obama's approach in recent years.
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But environmentalists say it's clear the agency is in for hard times.
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Environmentalists say the government's money isn't translating to work on the ground.
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"The environmentalists need to call them out on this question," Uehlein said.
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The porpoise's plight has attracted attention from environmentalists, including actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
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" The most trafficked mammal you've never heard of The environmentalists "Ready, go!
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VandenHeuvel says it's time for environmentalists and officials to look beyond carbon.
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Environmentalists have criticised the meeting for including neither the DUH nor carmakers.
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"Environmentalists should just say, 'We don't want oil and gas,' " he said.
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Environmentalists say these farmers have been emboldened by Bolsonaro's pro-business rhetoric.
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That worries environmentalists and lawmakers who sit across the aisle from Zinke.
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For environmentalists, for example, it provided the intellectual backing for green regulations.
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Now the embattled institution faces criticism from a traditionally friendlier quarter: environmentalists.
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Former documentary TV reporter Hulot is one of France's best-known environmentalists.
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For environmentalists like Watson, that level of industry participation is no surprise.
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Representatives and Senators can hear from bureaucrats, businesses, local governments and environmentalists.
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Criticism from environmentalists, oil groups and others has increased in that time.
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President Trump isn't afraid of angering the environmentalists or losing their votes.
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"Yes, I do lay it on the feet," of environmentalists, he said.
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Environmentalists have said the South Atlantic is crucial to preserving whale diversity.
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Environmentalists said the administration was handing management of the lands to industry.
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Earthjustice, a law firm that serves environmentalists, slammed the states' motion Tuesday.
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Activists and environmentalists are predictably concerned that the spill is way bigger.
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The federal appeals court that reviewed the matter sided with the environmentalists.
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Many Democratic lawmakers, environmentalists and climate change activists condemned the president's decision.
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Environmentalists say the rules are saving consumers billions of dollars in fuel.
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Trump is not eliminating clean air standards as the environmentalists are moaning.
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Environmentalists and water experts at home and abroad are more sceptical, however.
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Environmentalists worry that these contaminants could eventually leach into nearby groundwater sources.
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That has raised opposition from environmentalists, some native groups and sport fishermen.
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Environmentalists opposed to Line 85033 have sought to tie it to Keystone.
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Carbon taxes have gained support from economists, environmentalists, and numerous presidential candidates.
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Many environmentalists oppose even basic oil probes, fearing they could disturb habitat.
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And to not know what environmentalists are signalling as problems—that's unwise.
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The issue has sparked concern from environmentalists and politicians on social media.
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Environmentalists have unsuccessfully tried to block the development of the enormous mine.
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The lapse was met with heavy criticism from the public and environmentalists.
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Environmentalists see the rollbacks as dangerous to public health and the environment.
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There is no punchline to the joke, beyond imagining environmentalists getting mad.
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Environmentalists and biologists say the pipeline could drive them to the brink.
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Environmentalists called for federal action by the Environmental Protection Agency on dicamba.
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So will wary homeowners and environmentalists who have battled Cuadrilla in court.
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"Trump Forest": why environmentalists are planting trees to thwart the president Sen.
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While industry has historically supported the process, it's been derided by environmentalists.
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The ruling was hailed by environmentalists as a strike against unconventional energy.
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Environmentalists celebrated the change, though some warned that it might be temporary.
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Environmentalists argue the best way to eliminate waste is to reuse containers.
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Some of the environmentalists from the Extinction Rebellion and Shell Must Fall!
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It wasn't the first time New Jersey environmentalists lost a bag fight.
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Environmentalists argue that fracking can be dangerous for groundwater, soil and air.
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Morrison has mocked environmentalists as 'apocalyptic' and has threatened to outlaw protests.
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That move prompted a backlash among environmentalists and even some oil companies.
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For more than a decade, Chilean environmentalists have been fighting dam projects.
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Environmentalists were no more receptive to the review of the Antiquities Act.
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They are a diverse group that includes teachers, journalists, environmentalists and photographers.
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Some of the environmentalists from the Extinction Rebellion and Shell Must Fall!
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Environmentalists have a pretty bleak assessment of the Bush years in office.
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Shaylyn Hynes, a spokeswoman for the Energy Department, dismissed the environmentalists' concerns.
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The proposed monument has broad support among environmentalists and marine biology experts.
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Environmentalists have warned that power could be a danger to conservationist efforts.
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Business, agriculture, labor and environmentalists all had a seat at the table.
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Environmentalists opposed to Line 67 have sought to tie it to Keystone.
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Lawmakers, environmentalists and everyday naysayers warned the Iñupiat of the impending doom.
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But environmentalists slammed the action as irresponsible for taxpayers and the climate.
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Her nomination to CEQ is certain to kick up opposition from environmentalists.
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That project too faces opposition from environmentalists trying to halt industry expansion.
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As the Trump administration has moved to rollback dozens of Obama-era environmental rules, it has faced intense legal challenges from environmentalists, health advocates and Democratic state attorneys general And the Obama administration itself was repeatedly challenged by environmentalists.
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Environmentalists grouse that its research enables farmers to push into the Amazon rainforest.
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This was a rare area on which the industry and environmentalists could agree.
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Some environmentalists reckon that policymakers should in any case focus their efforts elsewhere.
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Environmentalists have long criticized technology for sapping children's curiosity about the natural world.
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Trump has a history of antagonism with the environmentalists in the British Isles.
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Anti-corporate environmentalists battle from one redoubt, Big Ag technologists from the other.
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Overzealous environmentalists and Democrats are mostly to blame for inaction, but not completely.
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In 2015, Obama opened parts of the Arctic Ocean for exploration, angering environmentalists.
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Environmentalists say criminal groups in the region are now more organized and violent.
|
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The environmentalists say any interference with nature in Bialowieza will do irreparable damage.
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At the national level, however, the environmentalists have been leaving the preservationists behind.
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Environmentalists and fishermen, meanwhile, complain that the project will harm local fish stocks.
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A coalition of fishermen, Alaska Natives and environmentalists has been fighting the project.
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The issue, mostly, pits people in northern Minnesota's small towns against city environmentalists.
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Environmentalists fear curbs would undermine their efforts to keep mining companies at bay.
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Economists, environmentalists, climate scientists -- even oil execs at Exxon Mobil -- back the theory.
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But some environmentalists fear that the end result will simply be more oil.
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Environmentalists blame much of the forest destruction on land clearance for the crop.
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Environmentalists, many from abroad, argue the reserve's 20183bn-ton bounty should remain underground.
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ENVIRONMENTALISTS HAVE been campaigning against it for the better part of a decade.
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Yet it also faces the wrath of environmentalists for digging in over lignite.
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Environmentalists and fishermen have opposed the project, saying it would damage the environment.
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Environmentalists say the technology threatens surrounding deep sea ecosystems for thousands of miles.
|
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Environmentalists, meanwhile, lamented the destruction of an important way-station for migratory birds.
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Even though the plaintiffs lost, it wasn't a total missed opportunity for environmentalists.
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Environmentalists can learn some lessons from what the pro-immigration campaigners got wrong.
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But environmentalists were displeased, seeing the fine as a slap on the wrist.
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The practice, known as fracking, can cause tremors and environmentalists oppose the development.
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Environmentalists and other groups helped to organize protests and helped publicize the events.
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Smith has an interest in shielding fossil fuel companies like Exxon, environmentalists say.
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Instead they are agreeably surprised by visiting herds of journalists, scientists and environmentalists.
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Many of them now vote Social Democratic because they are very strong environmentalists.
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The group of cement bosses that environmentalists need to win round is small.
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The process faces stiff opposition form left-leaning lawmakers, community leaders and environmentalists.
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Environmentalists and other opponents of Pruitt shouldn't assume he will lose these challenges.
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But environmentalists have succeeded in persuading the central government to block some projects.
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Restoring Glen Canyon this way has long been the campaign of ardent environmentalists.
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Environmentalists say the rules save drivers fuel costs and should not be changed.
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Environmentalists have said that the repeated collapse points to lack of environmental regulation.
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Environmentalists fear the projects would spur development of Canada's carbon-intensive oil sands.
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"Only in America could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference," Bloomberg quipped.
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Other progressives and environmentalists, however, note that it benefits the fossil fuel industry.
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Environmentalists say the project threatens Istanbul's last forestland and will contaminate water supplies.
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WHAT THE GREENS SAY...: Environmentalists were broadly pleased with the announcement on Thursday.
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Environmentalists, however, argue that the government is still significantly understating the actual impact.
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The spraying has prompted protests from environmentalists and residents worried about naled's toxicity.
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" The environmentalists, he added, "installed cameras so they could supposedly watch some animal.
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Some environmentalists worry that the arrival of new residents could threaten remaining forests.
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As residents began reporting more polluted beaches, environmentalists combed through the collected material.
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His coal support made him a highly controversial nominee among environmentalists and Democrats.
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" He goes on to call environmentalists "genetic liars" and "idiots" who "don't think.
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There have been many delays — work stoppages, resistance from environmentalists and even sabotage.
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Former EPA employees and environmentalists called the speech a clear case of misdirection.
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Environmentalists tend to see the Delta smelt as imperiled by agriculture and development.
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Supporters of extending the law include trade groups, environmentalists and state agricultural regulators.
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"He is not going to get a perfect score from environmentalists," she said.
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The move is likely to stir up conflict between environmentalists and state officials.
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Environmentalists and politicians from around the world came to check out Boundary Dam.
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In fact, environmentalists – and all Americans – should embrace this trend toward better process.
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Yet that view contradicts the opinions of many environmentalists and independent energy experts.
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Nonetheless, Democrats and environmentalists have latched onto Zinke's potential role in the controversy.
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"Only in America could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference," he said.
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Meanwhile, environmentalists will open a campaign to generate public comments opposing the rollback.
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Still, there's hope for environmentalists — she hasn't yet been confirmed by the Senate.
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The project faces suspicions from both environmentalists and state public utility commissions (PUCs).
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Even in India, environmentalists marvel at China's ability to mobilize its bureaucratic machinery.
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India's environmentalists acknowledge that air pollution is a multiheaded monster with many causes.
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Environmentalists fought the measure, fearing it would displace indigenous communities and enable deforestation.
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In addition, environmentalists say, the news media has cast the bears as villains.
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Environmentalists have managed to successfully persuade Democrats (and some Republicans) to defend it.
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Environmentalists will see that it reduces energy consumption, air pollution and carbon emissions.
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Environmentalists fear the bridge will hasten the extinction of endangered Chinese white dolphins.
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But environmentalists and farmers are most concerned about a repeat of Hurricane Floyd.
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Someday, the environmentalists are going to tell us what's going on with that.
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It might seem depressing that so many environmentalists (let alone Americans) don't vote.
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While radical environmentalists are clapping their hands, an entire local industry risks decimation.
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Environmentalists cheered when China announced a ban on commercial ivory sales last year.
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Some environmentalists would like to see the desert ecosystem rid of the machines.
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Bigger and faster emissions reductions are possible if environmentalists and industry work together.
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Black women are everyday environmentalists; we just don't get the headlines too often.
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Environmentalists said the fall was important but it was too soon to celebrate.
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Still, environmentalists expressed concern about the leakage of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
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Some environmentalists seized on the new accident to campaign against all Arctic drilling.
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Mr. Bolsonaro is by no means the only world leader reviled by environmentalists.
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Oil spill Scientists and environmentalists are not going to be happy about this.
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The new rule doesn't go as far as environmentalists and their allies wanted.
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It provides information on candidates' positions—are they supported by environmentalists or coal?
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Environmentalists and Democrats welcomed it and said it should have gone even farther.
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States, environmentalists and others at that point could sue to stop the repeal.
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The aggressive move was met with ridicule by competitors and cheers by environmentalists.
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Some environmentalists and green politicians said the declaration and increase were not enough.
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States, environmentalists and others at that point could sue to stop the repeal.
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These cars tended to appeal only to small groups of die-hard environmentalists.
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Since then, the peregrine's remarkable comeback has been a model case for environmentalists.
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But environmentalists say decaying wood is an indispensable ingredient of a primeval woodland.
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Many environmentalists nonetheless don't support it because of fears about safety and radioactivity.
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Environmentalists have been buying land from the villagers for conservation — a splitter strategy.
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President Donald Trump has not typically aligned himself with the interests of environmentalists.
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They worked with their tribe (environmentalists), why shouldn't he work with his (industry)?
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Meanwhile, both industry and environmentalists were finding new safety issues to deal with.
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So why would Pruitt meet with environmentalists or conservationists or public health groups?
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Environmentalists have also criticized the industry's use of antibiotics to stave off disease.
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Environmentalists and neighboring states worry about Foxconn sucking up all of Lake Michigan's water.
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Environmentalists want to entirely block opening the state's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling.
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Environmentalists, who have been critical of ethanol, called for Congress to reform the program.
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Environmentalists have long decried genetically modified organisms, but will they embrace them for conservation?
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Actually, that fact is not even disputed by liberals and even the staunchest environmentalists.
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Environmentalists blame much of the forest destruction on land clearance for oil-palm plantations.
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Environmentalists said the delay was a gift by the administration to the petroleum industry.
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And environmentalists also welcome them as a blessing for states' powers to bolster renewables.
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But for these Republican anti-environmentalists, the power of the Presidency was not enough.
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Environmentalists also say farmers set the forest alight to clear land for cattle grazing.
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Environmentalists are rallying behind Nelson, and launching their own attacks on Scott's environmental record.
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Controversial projects Another controversial issue that environmentalists say has weakened Florida's reefs: Port dredging.
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Environmentalists worry that places the interests of big business above those of endangered species.
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California, a haven for environmentalists and techies, is one of the company's leading markets.
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Environmentalists fear their voracious appetites could threaten the food chain for other aquatic life.
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Environmentalists argue that using land to grow corn for fuel also ruins natural habitats.
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Environmentalists argue that the national dairy herd should be cut to prevent further damage.
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On the other, a loud chorus of environmentalists and progressive leaders, led by Rep.
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Environmentalists, outraged at his plan to open up Brazil's rainforest to mining, had objected.
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Environmentalists favor offshore ports over what they consider the harmful impact of dredging harbors.
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Industry groups like the California Solar Energy Industries Association and environmentalists applauded the decision.
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But many environmentalists say methane's extreme warming potential undermines any of natural gas's benefits.
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There are a lot of protests at the Inauguration: there are women, anarchists, environmentalists.
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Environmentalists were horrified, but his efforts quickly made him a favorite of President Trump's.
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Environmentalists say the nets can also harm a number of threatened and migratory species.
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A ban on mining in 2012, welcomed by environmentalists, was lifted three years later.
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Schneiderman and Healey want to see if that amounts to fraud, as environmentalists allege.
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However, environmentalists vowed to press ahead with legal action aimed at banning polluting vehicles.
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Arctic exploration is complex, and environmentalists would legally challenge lease sales and development approvals.
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But some environmentalists are increasingly opposed to natural gas, along with coal and oil.
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While trekking through the lush Guatemalan jungle years ago, local environmentalists encountered a problem.
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Supporters already range from environmentalists to economists to the free-market conservatives of RepublicEn.
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When the EPA does so, environmentalists will sue, claiming the rules aren't stringent enough.
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Environmentalists opposed the move, saying removing grizzlies from the larger population was biologically unsound.
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Environmentalists have consoled themselves with the knowledge that Trump can't actually prevent coal's downfall.
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Like Epstein, Pruitt also accuses modern environmentalists of valuing untouched land over human prosperity.
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Environmentalists have warned that the expansion and deregulation of offshore drilling could be dangerous.
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Environmentalists have for years sounded alarms over leaching fertilizers in the agricultural region's groundwater.
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So do environmentalists, immigration reform proponents, feminists, racial justice fighters and disability rights advocates.
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Environmentalists say the surge in fires in the Brazilian rainforest is due to deforestation.
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A federal appeals court rejected environmentalists' challenges to two liquefied natural gas export projects.
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Those actions have garnered repeated praise from affected industries, but sharp criticism from environmentalists.
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But given the planned growth in coal power capacity, some environmentalists question that goal.
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But environmentalists say the overloading of the river with dams could destroy that ecosystem.
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Environmentalists argue many of Interior's changes will weaken protections for threatened and endangered species.
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Environmentalists hope that will open the door to more consciousness about plastics in general.
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Environmentalists have little to lose trading the Clean Power Plan for a carbon tax.
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It has inspired environmentalists who know that clean water is the foundation of life.
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Environmentalists tie sand dredging in San Francisco Bay to the erosion of nearby beaches.
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The environment is important, but not as important to environmentalists as a large coalition.
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Environmentalists argue that those declines are good reasons to keep protecting the region's grizzlies.
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This biodiversity is under threat from oil exploration, agriculture, mining and poverty, environmentalists say.
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Environmentalists and some congressional Democrats have called for the investigation over the last year.
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A separate panel will have academics, environmentalists and attorneys, including some former EPA officials.
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Environmentalists say the rule change is not about animal management but about boosting profits.
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Environmentalists disagree over whether outdated oil rigs off the coast of Long Beach, Calif.
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Environmentalists say the hydroelectric dams will block the last unobstructed tributary in the Amazon.
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But the environmentalists I spoke to thought it was all talk and no action.
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We also hear from Gregory B. Jaczko, a former commission chairman, and from environmentalists.
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Environmentalists have been working for years to build such a body of case law.
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Concerns over those chemicals spurred campaigns by environmentalists to phase out HFCs as well.
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Environmentalists and Democrats are wary of Wheeler's associations with climate change skeptics and deniers.
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Environmentalists quickly slammed the Trump administration's action as a direct attack on water protection.
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Lawmakers and environmentalists could seek to block the plan through congressional action or lawsuits.
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Environmentalists and industries, developers and affordable-housing advocates and housing-project residents weighed in.
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Most "environmentalists" I know actually work hard to refrain from pitting environmentalism against labor.
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At the time, some researchers and environmentalists criticized the Obama number for being incomplete.
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His policies have angered environmentalists, who have filed lawsuits trying to block these plans.
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Other environmentalists warn that the vital wetlands used by migratory birds will be destroyed.
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However, this is not a rallying cry for the environmentalists to redouble their efforts.
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Environmentalists warn the ship is a "nuclear Titanic," and a disaster waiting to happen.
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National monuments have long been a source of controversy among ranchers, miners and environmentalists.
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Yet, an environmentally safe pipeline became a symbol for radical environmentalists seeking a cause.
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It must not have been true; it was the environmentalists making up a story.
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The other side: Environmentalists and some academic experts view these collaborations with deep skepticism.
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His proposals were particularly heartening to environmentalists pushing the state to fight climate change.
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Native American groups and environmentalists hailed Mr. Obama's moves Wednesday in Nevada and Utah.
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Progess would depend on resolving legal challenges from environmentalists, a company spokesman told Reuters.
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Whether they're Democrats, Republicans, environmentalists or Breitbart enthusiasts, no one wants their children hurt.
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The protesters appear to be an informal alliance of environmentalists and Indigenous rights proponents.
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According to the Environmental Voter Project, 10 million environmentalists skipped the 2016 presidential election.
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Environmentalists said they were shocked at Mr. Trump's move to reopen the safety regulation.
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His actions and statements have galvanized protests from environmentalists and others on the left.
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And it may be targeted at environmentalists, the biggest critics of the old Hummer.
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Democrats and environmentalists on Tuesday sharply criticized the decision to pull back the order.
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Environmentalists have not made a visible effort to advocate for an Appalachian economic revival.
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It's almost like Bigfoot gives them an in to being environmentalists, in a way.
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Environmentalists slammed the proposed cuts, which must be approved by the Republican-led Congress.
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Environmentalists say vanishing creeks like those in Palmeirante are threatening the nation's water supply.
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Environmentalists, who cheered Obama's action on offshore drilling, are certain to resist the order.
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Many environmentalists call for a World War-II-style mobilization to fight climate change.
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Over the past few years, environmentalists and scientists have brought increasing scrutiny to microplastics.
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For years their efforts to reduce their carbon footprint were dismissed by environmentalists as "greenwashing".
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These areas, which environmentalists call the "wildland-urban interface", are at higher risk of wildfire.
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The Navy and NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service actually agree with the environmentalists on that.
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Environmentalists say lignite, the most carbon-intensive form of coal, should no longer be burnt.
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While environmentalists oppose the project, manufacturing and construction companies responded optimistically to the pipeline plans.
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Nitrates from the animals' waste products are also beginning to contaminate ground water, environmentalists say.
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Even if the team can make a reliable varroa killer, environmentalists still won't want it.
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However, environmentalists say it is unwise to concentrate a series of dams along the river.
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Absent an overarching goal, some environmentalists say the initiative will, by design, fall far short.
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Those chemicals are drawing scrutiny from environmentalists concerned about the danger they pose to health.
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Even so, some environmentalists warn the fracking is in counties where there are seismic risks.
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Environmentalists who call air-conditioning "a luxury we cannot afford" have half a point, however.
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Those are environmentalists, who oppose pipelines, and labor unions who want to build energy infrastructure.
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Environmentalists say the area is rich in biodiversity and hosts species yet to be studied.
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It has faced pressures from international buyers and environmentalists to make the industry more sustainable.
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Environmentalists say the incident is an example of the dangers posed by relaxing environmental regulations.
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Ranching done for a century and more is under pressure from environmentalists, recreationalists, and hunters.
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It has also been controversial: some environmentalists say the route threatens an ecologically sensitive area.
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Environmentalists oppose the mine, arguing that coal threatens the climate and the Great Barrier Reef.
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The environmentalists and technology people are very aligned because everybody wants to lower fuel consumption.
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Yet some environmentalists are not OK with any effects to land and sea, he said.
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Environmentalists have long supported traditional sterilization as a pest-control tactic—no scary chemicals necessary.
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It has encountered stiff resistance from local environmentalists, who fear it would threaten protected wetlands.
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For bonus points, refuse to recycle the can to get back at all those environmentalists.
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Those environmentalists were considering new perspectives and reconsidering long-held policy preferences — doing the work.
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Now, far-right, pro-business groups and environmentalists will be bigger forces, the AP reports.
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Many environmentalists would also chafe at the idea of forking over money to coal utilities.
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Some environmentalists say that shipping biofuels from California, via the Panama Canal, makes no sense.
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It's easy for different environmentalists, different people to come, and they have their own agendas.
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" Before the Paris summit, environmentalists united under the motto "to change everything, we need everyone.
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However, the space research agency, independent scientists and environmentalists have defended the data as accurate.
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She wanted to avoid environmentalists' typical attempts to "erode and undercut" those efforts, she said.
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Environmentalists have made a fuss, and India's figurehead president has called off his planned visit.
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Native American activists and environmentalists say the line threatens water resources and sacred tribal lands.
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Environmentalists and Democrats levied new criticisms Tuesday against the Trump administration's approach to methane regulations.
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Environmentalists had long opposed the project, which had been under review by Washington for years.
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Environmentalists are still fighting it on numerous fronts and lobbying banks not to provide loans.
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The project is deeply opposed by environmentalists, anti-fossil fuel activists and American Indian tribes.
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Still, some environmentalists have argued that plastic bag laws aren't entirely good for the environment.
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The project faces fierce opposition from environmentalists, indigenous groups and the government of British Columbia.
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This is where a carbon tax proposal stands to see opposition from progressives and environmentalists.
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The state of American environmental policy would have been unthinkable to environmentalists four decades ago.
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Among environmentalists, there is a strong suspicion that Pruitt is being opaque for a reason.
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And even if environmentalists didn't oppose hydroelectric dams, there are few sites for building dams.
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They joined with conservative activists, environmentalists, grid experts, and big businesses to oppose the proposal.
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Environmentalists worry the move could potentially disrupt one the most fragile ecosystems in the world.
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But after legislators voted them down, he blistered environmentalists for failing to support the cause.
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Environmentalists and Democrats in Congress have begun lambasting Trump's order before it even comes out.
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Scooters have been shown to reduce car trips, earning praise from environmentalists and city experts.
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Environmentalists oppose the project, saying it would be a disaster for the climate and environment.
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That could lead to litigation from environmentalists, but they would face an uphill battle. 2202.
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And environmentalists worried about plastic garbage ending up in the world's oceans slammed the hub.
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Francis sees global warming as an acute threat; Trump has appeared skeptical of environmentalists' concerns.
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Many environmentalists believe that fossil fuel lobbying should disqualify Wheeler and Bernhardt from these positions.
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Any final action would be subject to potential lawsuits by environmentalists, Democratic states and others.
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Environmentalists worry that FDA records show that pollution in water from paper mills is unchecked.
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In fact, environmentalists and scientists say Rio's waters are much more contaminated than previously thought.
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The Supreme Court's Monday decision is a major victory for the Obama administration and environmentalists.
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Groups representing certain energy sources are joining with environmentalists and others to criticize FirstEnergy Corp.
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Chapman was grateful to Pruitt, though she realized that other environmentalists might find this baffling.
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Droegemeier's expected nomination has been largely hailed by environmentalists due to his background in science.
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Each year environmentalists hold their breath to see how many butterflies will arrive in Mexico.
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Instead, the reason is determined opposition by environmentalists to moving earth or digging into it.
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Environmentalists lambasted Trump while some journalists on the right mocked Ocasio-Cortez's 22-year timeline.
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Environmentalists have argued that Trump's first year in office has been disastrous for the environment.
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Environmentalists said sales of gliders have risen tenfold from the 1,000 sold annually in 2007.
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ARMAND KEIM Tuckahoe, N.Y. The writer is co-chairman of New York Environmentalists for Fracking.
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Environmentalists, meanwhile, are pushing Trump and the automakers to agree to keep the Obama standards.
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Some local farmers and slaughterhouse owners say that expectation is unrealistic; environmentalists say it's essential.
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Environmentalists called Peabody's bankruptcy a milestone in the effort to replace high-carbon energy sources.
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A phalanx of environmentalists took aim at Senate Republicans after Obama announced Garland's nomination Wednesday.
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But environmentalists argue many of Interior's changes will weaken protections for threatened and endangered species.
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Environmentalists have fought for years to stem oil sands output in favor of cleaner energy.
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The decision followed days of sharp criticism from Democrats and environmentalists and critical media reports.
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But he is hardly shy about lobbing verbal grenades, sometimes directly at scientists and environmentalists.
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But among environmentalists, regional transmission organizations, and the oil, natural gas and renewable energy industries.
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While environmentalists say that Canada must still expand its commitments, they generally praised Friday's announcement.
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It infuriated environmentalists, some of Mr. Trudeau's political allies and many residents of British Columbia.
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Construction is set to begin in August, despite opposition from Governor Inslee and many environmentalists.
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But environmentalists said the plan from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's government was nowhere near enough.
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The selections have worried environmentalists but cheered an oil and gas industry eager for expansion.
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Speaking of the conservation movement, you make the case that hunters can be passionate environmentalists.
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But environmentalists said the initiative was underfunded and lacked clear mechanisms for achieving its goals.
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Although committed environmentalists are willing to learn from a "pointing the finger approach," others aren't.
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And in the long term, environmentalists hope the policy could have a ripple effect worldwide.
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But heavy rain often washes away the topsoil, environmentalists say, rendering the steep land useless.
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Tillerson nonetheless disagrees with environmentalists' views that fighting climate change means using less fossil fuels.
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Now a growing band of environmentalists wants to restore the waters to their natural state.
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Environmentalists and some landowners have continuously objected to the project, saying it is environmentally destructive.
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However, recent research could potentially throw a wrench into the plans of Democrats and environmentalists.
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Many environmentalists will no doubt continue their seemingly parochial and quixotic opposition to American energy.
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But the harm that plastic pollution can inflict on marine life is immediate, environmentalists say.
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In addition, making concrete causes far more pollution than cutting down trees, some environmentalists say.
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Their argument is backed, at least in part, by many world energy experts and environmentalists.
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The environmentalists have 20 days to appeal the sentence, Esmaili said, without providing any names.
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Environmentalists say it's needed to revive fish and wildlife by leaving more water in rivers.
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But liberal environmentalists often make a similar mistake; they blame "humankind" for the impending disaster.
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The pipeline is opposed by environmentalists and the Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Sioux tribes.
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The Trump administration approved TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline, cheering the oil industry and angering environmentalists.
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Draper, the Audubon Society lobbyist, said that environmentalists had little hope of stopping the bill.
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Environmentalists have increasingly focused on the financiers behind the fossil fuel industry, with some success.
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That makes switching to cleaner vehicles imperative in further reducing America's carbon footprint, environmentalists say.
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Manuel acknowledged environmentalists' arguments against drilling haven't resonated with Republicans the way opponents had hoped.
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Lawmakers and environmentalists celebrated passage of the bill as a victory for bipartisanship and conservation.
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Environmentalists assailed the decision to issue the final permit, which was linked to groundwater management.
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The legal challenge environmentalists now face, due to the Obama administration's unconscionable delay, is immense.
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Instead, he argues as though environmentalists are children, unaware of the most basic facts about electricity.
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Activists and environmentalists have said they fear right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro, who assumed office Jan.
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Environmentalists argue that gray wolves deserve protection because of the paucity of their numbers in California.
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The green energy component has done little to mitigate concerns environmentalists have about the wall either.
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And indeed, it's hard to square exactly where the overlap in vaping-haters and environmentalists lands.
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Based on speeches alone, Clinton is the candidate most aligned with environmentalists, conservationists, and climate scientists.
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In addition, an abundance of concrete has worsened urban flooding, and made cities hotter, environmentalists say.
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Despite the Mexican government reportedly outlawing logging there, tensions between environmentalists and loggers seemed to rise.
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Unfortunately for environmentalists, the responsibility for putting out the fires ultimately rests in the government's hands.
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As a call to recruit and energize a new generation of environmentalists, no, it's not good.
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More concerning to environmentalists should be Perry's track record when it comes to energy and pollution.
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The consequence of all this number-crunching is not as clear-cut as environmentalists might hope.
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He is one of many conservative outdoors enthusiasts to join liberal environmentalists in opposing such transfers.
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Environmentalists said more money was needed to enforce laws to stop industrial pollution and protect watersheds.
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Plans for new export pipelines are running into opposition from environmentalists, Aboriginal groups and rival provinces.
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Environmentalists and green investors, long critics of ExxonMobil, are trying to knock the company off course.
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As such, the effects of climate change continue to cause concern among economists and environmentalists alike.
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Industry groups will be lobbying for these constantly, and environmentalists may struggle to play defense here.
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But environmentalists are worried that these faster planes will spew more polluting carbon into the environment.
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The legislation was opposed by environmentalists and outdoor enthusiasts who want to keep open spaces wild.
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World Bank experts and environmentalists argue gas flaring is an especially needless contribution to climate change.
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In terms of bilateral collaboration on climate change, Trudeau's election was as positive as environmentalists suspected.
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Environmentalists and scientists have vocally disputed the administration's aim to roll back the Obama-era rules.
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Environmentalists are now describing Democrats as out of touch with the dire reality of climate change.
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Question 226 is a complicated issue — many environmentalists opposed it — but ultimately, it was decisively defeated.
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Look for environmentalists to cite the resolution as they try and paint the administration as extreme.
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Environmentalists are gearing up for a fierce fight against him, and it's easy to see why.
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Even environmentalists pushing for the transition to the third type don't support premature air conditioner replacements.
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Environmentalists fear the boost to local palm oil consumption will hasten Indonesia's already fast spreading deforestation.
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But Democrats, environmentalists and health advocates say the HONEST Act is intended to handcuff the EPA.
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So far, he's made progress on many of those goals, ratcheting up the stakes for environmentalists.
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Greens slam Ebell: Environmentalists reacted with understandable anger Monday at Ebell's appointment to the transition team.
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Then came the "save the whales" campaign, as environmentalists rallied to save these big, charismatic mammals.
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Environmentalists put much of the blame for forest destruction on land clearance for oil-palm plantations.
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Environmentalists must fight alongside unions for full employment in a green economy that uses union labor.
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Unfortunately, most green energy capitalists hold anti-union positions, but environmentalists have to demand a change.
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Protesters include various Native American tribes as well as environmentalists and even actors including Shailene Woodley.
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Environmentalists celebrated the milestone, noting it is the fastest that any U.N. pact has taken effect.
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That's why environmentalists are putting their hopes in the legal system—but also fearing the worst.
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Her connection to tourism may raise concerns among some environmentalists, but she has strong local support.
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But some Democrats and environmentalists opposed the bill due to their overall objections to nuclear power.
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Democrats have also been aided by traditional allies: labor unions, environmentalists and supporters of abortion rights.
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Some environmentalists objected, citing the harms from hydraulic fracturing and the climate impacts of natural gas.
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The Senate blocked legislation on Wednesday that environmentalists and opponents argue would weaken water pollution standards.
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Environmentalists were not happy with the review released Friday, and said they're considering reviving their lawsuit.
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While relatively restrained by modern measurements, William Douglas became a rallying figure for liberals and environmentalists.
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Since Trump nominated him earlier this year, McNamee has faced fierce opposition from Democrats and environmentalists.
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Democrats and environmentalists hope to make environmental issues a major topic in this fall's general election.
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Environmentalists have blasted the new Bolsonaro government, warning that it may broadly roll back environmental protections.
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President Obama's plan to limit carbon emissions from airplanes is pitting environmentalists against the airline industry.
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By melding environmentalism and social justice into "environmental justice," environmentalists are able to swell their ranks.
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Environmentalists have been voicing concerns about the impact of tourism on Antarctica for a long time.
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Clinton won the state, which has a strong presence of environmentalists, by more than 10 points.
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Environmentalists, led by campaigner Greenpeace, are now pressuring regulators to block oil exploration in the area.
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While this may have given environmentalists a moment of relief, Zinke's perspective on energy did not.
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They rate him below gays and lesbians, college professors, immigrants, people on food stamps, and environmentalists.
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Among such benefits, environmentalists say are reduced healthcare costs, breathing cleaner air and drinking cleaner water.
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Some environmentalists are hoping these differences means an ever-so-slightly more moderate anti-regulatory bent.
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Since Symbiocité announced their plans for development in 2013, environmentalists have been fighting construction in court.
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Residents sit and gawk, environmentalists want to protect the animals, but hunters just want to hunt.
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But environmentalists worry about damage to the tundra, and they fear for polar bears and caribou.
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Environmentalists and other groups sought to protect the preserve's protected status, and they've prevailed — until now.
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To the extent the Democratic Party needs to entice and accommodate African-Americans, Latinos, environmentalists, etc.
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Big infrastructure projects here often meet fierce opposition from the local population, environmentalists, preservationists and politicians.
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Environmentalists warn that the canal would damage the ecosystem so much that Istanbul could become uninhabitable.
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That idea triggered immediate blowback from a broad alliance of energy companies, consumer groups and environmentalists.
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His government has made it faster for industry, including mining, to get environmental clearances, rankling environmentalists.
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As a result, many environmentalists contend that the original rules were too weak, not too aggressive.
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SCOTT Toller's relationship with young environmentalists leads him to an agonizing question: Can God forgive us?
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The pipeline was opposed by many environmentalists and became a political lightning rod during its construction.
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Environmentalists say new oil rigs will hurt California's land and water and contribute to climate change.
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We can achieve far greater and faster emissions reductions if environmentalists and energy companies work together.
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Environmentalists say the vast majority of trees felled so far were not affected by the beetles.
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Environmentalists reacted positively to the news, seen as an immense blow to the oil terminal project.
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If Russia goes greener, it may not be in a way that Western environmentalists will like.
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Now environmentalists wonder whether China will lead the charge in a new round of climate diplomacy.
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Environmentalists and some indigenous groups have strongly opposed the expansion of the pipeline, citing environmental concerns.
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Environmentalists said the announcement came too late to prevent irreparable damage, albeit to a limited area.
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Environmentalists said the proposal ignores the mounting evidence of climate change and will endanger the public.
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Activists and environmentalists have opposed cutting down the trees saying it would exacerbate Mumbai's pollution levels.
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Those rollbacks are still far from assured, however, and environmentalists plan to challenge them in court.
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In fact, Australia's anti-environmentalist government seems utterly unmoved as the nightmares of environmentalists become reality.
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When a tree falls you can't let the environmentalists say you can't take that tree out.
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The effort collapsed when environmentalists and consumer advocates argued, successfully, that the bill would harm Americans.
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Yet given postelection realities, it is also the best possible, plausible option for liberals and environmentalists.
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Environmentalists and Obama supporters charged that the rollback would threaten drinking water for 117 million people.
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Many residents, however, as well as environmentalists and some officials, are fighting to keep it shut.
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Environmentalists blame right-wing Bolsonaro's policies favoring development over environmental protections for that and rising deforestation.
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Environmentalists and Obama supporters charged that the rollback would threaten drinking water for 117 million people.
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Environmentalists and Democratic states have sued the EPA to force the declarations known as "nonattainment" designations.
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Environmentalists worry, however, that the Trump administration could challenge California's unique authority to set pollution targets.
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Many environmentalists have said they consider it the most robust and ambitious response to climate change.
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Some environmentalists and policy experts disagreed on whether that is the best way to reduce emissions.
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The government removed two prospective licence areas over environmental concerns expressed by local authorities and environmentalists .
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The broader idea, environmentalists say, is a rethinking of nature and an individual's place in it.
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At the time, environmentalists opposed them for the same reasons they oppose the new sections now.
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Many, including a Dene resident named Caleb Behn, have joined forces with environmentalists to limit development.
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Liberals and environmentalists mostly exist as grotesque caricatures on the conservative media that dominate the airwaves.
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Tackling the destruction of forests is seen by environmentalists as crucial in preventing runaway climate change.
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Other groups with some stake in the land — environmentalists, outdoorsmen, big business interests — might feel the same.
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Trump's administration will now spend years trying to rewrite rules and fend off legal challenges from environmentalists.
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Trump's choice of Scott Pruitt, a climate-change denialist, to head the Environmental Protection Agency alarms environmentalists.
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Environmentalists say too little is known about the impact of the new route on the Arctic's ecology.
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The country's space research agency, independent scientists and environmentalists, however, have all defended the data as accurate.
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The government of President Rafael Correa in 2013 opened ITT to oilfield development despite criticism by environmentalists.
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Environmentalists have argued the proposal, if enacted, would expose waterways to even more pollution from coal plants.
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He made it clear his targets, along with liberals, were minorities — African Americans, women, activists, or environmentalists.
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But many environmentalists attribute the diminished burning this year to steady autumn rain rather than official resolve.
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In the last election, Trudeau attracted millions of new voters including women, young people, aboriginals and environmentalists.
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Liberals railed against its breaks for the rich; environmentalists bemoaned a provision allowing for drilling in Alaska.
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Democrats on the panel and environmentalists criticized Republicans for focusing on energy policy instead of election meddling.
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Environmentalists and local activists say the government mismanaged fragile water resources and ignored rampant pollution from mining.
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Environmentalists and locals have alleged deforestation continues to this day in Borneo and other parts of Malaysia.
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Given Germany's turn away from nuclear power, it already depends more on coal than environmentalists would like.
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By the year 2000, companies and environmentalists were meeting at the negotiating table to resolve the dispute.
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Angry environmentalists have begun calling for "Quexit", to secure more progressive government for the rest of Australia.
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Cultural practitioners and environmentalists have numerous concerns about the impact the facility would have on natural resources.
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Environmentalists are also concerned that thousands of newly dug wells could dangerously disrupt the region's water table.
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It's a popular sport loved by millions, but new course developments frequently face scrutiny from local environmentalists.
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Environmentalists have made it into a symbol of their broader fight against fossil fuels and global warming.
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They also represent a large open-pit copper mine in Arizona that environmentalists say threatens endangered species.
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For months, scientists and environmentalists in the UK have been warning about the consequences of a Brexit.
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For some radical environmentalists, the notion that culling humans may be good for animals makes intuitive sense.
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Environmentalists have long fretted about the impact that a rising China will have on the natural world.
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Environmentalists say the rules are working, saving drivers thousands in fuel costs and should not be changed.
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Zuzana Caputova, Slovakia's new president, and Robert Biedron, an insurgent Polish opposition leader, are both keen environmentalists.
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Meanwhile, the CPP never actually went into effect, despite the hype from Obama administration officials and environmentalists.
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These compromises were grubby, of course, and anathema to environmentalists, but they accomplished Waxman's two key goals.
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Environmentalists might hope that Americans are gradually accepting the overwhelming scientific evidence regarding man-made global warming.
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On the flip side, some environmentalists tend to cast fracking as a surefire sign of the Apocalypse.
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There are certainly new proposals for the middle class, especially targeted at college students, environmentalists, and mothers.
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Mr. Pruitt's friends say they believe the ethics questions are the result of a campaign by environmentalists.
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Environmentalists like the stream rule, saying it will protect waterways and public health in coal-heavy states.
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Environmentalists, who have helped mobilize mass protests against energy infrastructure projects during Obama's presidency, hate Trump's proposals.
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Since then, environmentalists have urged the White House to undertake a sweeping review of fossil fuel extraction.
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US Army Corps allows controversial Dakota Access Pipeline to proceed despite protests of Native Americans and environmentalists.
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While many environmentalists cheered Pallone's plan, some activists were holding tight to the Green New Deal goals.
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While modern water protections aren't perfect, most environmentalists would argue they're a big improvement over decades past.
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The feds should establish permanent, negotiable grazing permits and allow them to be transferable — even to environmentalists.
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"When Zinke says it is due to extreme environmentalists he has no basis in fact," Spivak said.
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Environmentalists say criminal groups that finance the mining are now better organized and more violent than ever.
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Environmentalists have railed against the review and plan legal challenges to any planned changes to monument boundaries.
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A year ago, environmentalists were still struggling to get the political system to even mention climate change.
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At the same time, environmentalists did not take strong positions on the issues affecting working class Americans.
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The document ensures environmentalists have standing to sue the EPA if it doesn't act on climate change.
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Environmentalists in Lebanon have, at least, stopped the construction of a highway through Ashrafiya, Beirut's Maronite core.
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Some said Texans deserved a deluge for voting for Trump; environmentalists pointed the finger at climate change.
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Environmentalists have opposed the plan, saying it would damage the beach and could hurt nearby sand dunes.
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Both labor unions and environmentalists have a major stake in one growing issue: building a greener economy.
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Still, environmentalists and hog hunters alike staunchly oppose using warfarin to stamp out Texas's feral pig problem.
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One of the mines would be Australia's largest and, environmentalists say, will damage the Great Barrier Reef.
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Native American advocates and environmentalists have protested the pipeline's development in other cities and states, as well.
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Environmentalists have opposed the pipeline fearing the project would spur development of Canada's carbon-intensive oil sands.
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Perry's proposal has gotten pushback from power industry groups, environmentalists and even one of the FERC commissioners.
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Trudeau has been criticized by environmentalists who don't believe the government should be in the oil business.
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The prospect of a free-trade deal had provoked concerns among Wallonia's farmers, environmentalists and union activists.
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Locals and environmentalists say Vedanta's smelter is a major source of pollution and a risk to fisheries.
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Environmentalists and some Democratic attorneys general have also filed lawsuits to force the EPA to ban it.
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Environmentalists argue Monday's changes to the Endangered Species Act will fast track the decline of many species.
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Environmentalists have made the project a symbol of their broader fight against fossil fuels and global warming.
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That action would open the rule to lawsuits, which are nearly guaranteed, from environmentalists and Democratic states.
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Clovis already faced opposition from Democrats and environmentalists for controversial comments he has made in the past.
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ANWR drilling has long fueled greens, helping to organize some of the first environmentalists in the movement.
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Thus, say Democrats, environmentalists, and public health professionals, its release into the atmosphere should be severely restricted.
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The electric utility industry, environmentalists and public health groups have thus banded together to oppose EPA's changes.
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Environmentalists, public-health, animal-welfare and social-justice advocates need to take a cue from Big Meat.
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Environmentalists, meanwhile, are turning their attention to the Arctic after scoring a big win on the Atlantic.
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The GOP accused North of working improperly with environmentalists and Alaska Native tribes to get Pebble blocked.
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But oil companies say this is a "scare tactic" employed by environmentalists to stop them from drilling.
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But environmentalists are saying the EPA's new rule still does not provide stringent enough protections for children.
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Environmentalists cheered the measure, which they have pushed in the state for more than half a decade.
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Ms. Pisciotta led a band of environmentalists and cultural practitioners who went to court to stop NASA.
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In many ways, Brown deserves a lot more credit than some environmentalists are willing to give him.
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In an op-ed for USA Today last week, Zinke similarly blamed "radical environmentalists" for the fires.
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But with climate change bringing more volatile rainfall, the once-reliable showers are increasingly irregular, environmentalists say.
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Environmentalists are largely opposed to the idea because it leaves less water for the State Water Project.
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It's a huge milestone for the industry, but environmentalists say exporting is a losing proposition for everyone.
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Environmentalists say such extreme depths bring greater risks, making it harder to plug and contain any spill.
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Democrats did not quite get the blue wave they wanted, but it was even worse for environmentalists.
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ANWR drilling has long fueled greens, helping to organize some of the first environmentalists in the movement.
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But central to the plan is a provision that makes most environmentalists recoil: complete deregulation of carbon.
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The complex will include a series of buildings and has raised concern among environmentalists and many citizens.
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Some critics, including environmentalists, have said the policy does not go far enough to combat climate change.
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Democrats and environmentalists argue the practice will open the door to expanded commercial logging and threaten wildlife.
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Biden, like his rivals, said both labor groups and environmentalists need a larger role in trade policy.
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But the pipeline is being contested in the courts by environmentalists, farmers and some Native American groups.
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Then local environmentalists rallied for the site's protection, and it was donated to the city of Durham.
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Big infrastructure projects here often meet fierce opposition from the local population, environmentalists, historic preservationists and politicians.
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Opponents include environmentalists, consumer groups, individual states, and automakers, which say the planned rules go too far.
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Environmentalists led a vigorous campaign over the past few weeks to persuade Chinese officials to change course.
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These divisions are especially apparent among environmentalists, who inherit a troubling history of colonialism, racism, and exclusion.
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Environmentalists generally welcomed the shift towards "forest restoration", but were alarmed by Trump's tactics, especially increased logging.
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Even as the measure faces fierce resistance, industry leaders and environmentalists alike acknowledge that it could succeed.
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Environmentalists laud this as environmentally friendly and sustainable, and can help mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Environmentalists say that loading or unloading materials like edible oils or chemicals runs the risk of spills.
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A weakening of automobile standards would deliver a win for car manufacturers and a blow to environmentalists.
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Elevated mercury levels and increased sedimentation make some environmentalists fear that the distinctive ecosystem is at risk.
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Even Bernie Sanders bought into it in 2016, although many environmentalists believe it actually increases global warming.
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The project, long contested by environmentalists and some neighbors of Roland Garros, comes with some collateral damage.
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Environmentalists worry that North American forests are not sufficiently protected to weather a sharp uptick in demand.
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Environmentalists and Democrats slammed the proposal, saying it rejects the lessons learned from the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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President Donald Trump's push to deregulate has led to concerns among environmentalists, labor unions and consumer watchdogs.
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Environmentalists saw him as an adversary, and his industry connection came to define him in news articles.
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Environmentalists continue to fight Adani's project on numerous fronts and are lobbying banks not to provide loans.
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Environmentalists heralded the decision saying it was necessary to protect the bears while politicians, such as Sen.
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Some environmentalists may say you're burning more fuel in order to watch all of Game of Thrones.
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The deal between the German and American companies has sparked criticism among environmentalists and farmers in Europe.
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Environmentalists decried the latest step in the Trump administration's efforts to open public lands to energy exploration.
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France's government has been under pressure from environmentalists to stop fracked gas from coming to the country.
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But the oystermen and environmentalists in both states say that same water is needed in the bay.
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But for decades, Democrats, environmentalists and some Republicans derailed efforts to allow oil exploration in the area.
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But the oystermen and environmentalists in both states say that same water is needed in the bay.
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Issued under the authority of the 1972 Clean Water Act, the rule has been hailed by environmentalists.
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Canada's Federal Court of Appeal blocked a controversial oil pipeline Thursday after years of protest by environmentalists.
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They joined with conservative activists, environmentalists, grid experts, big businesses and others in opposition to the proposal.
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Environmentalists have said the law would reduce waste and cut the amount of bags sent to landfills.
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Democrats and environmentalists, meanwhile, pushed the Obama administration to go even further with its coal ash regulation.
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Emails poured into our inbox, with names of politicians, environmentalists, homeless advocates and sports figures, among others.
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These communities feel disenfranchised and view environmentalists as urban elites who do not understand their everyday struggles.
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Canada's federal government approved a massive natural gas export project in British Columbia despite opposition from environmentalists.
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The findings are notable because Biden's climate plan has been picked apart by some environmentalists and activists.
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Environmentalists have been fighting to curb plastic waste found in oceans, lakes, rivers and even drinking water.
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Yucca has never opened because of legal challenges and opposition from politicians, environmentalists and Native American groups.
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Federal and state regulators, as well as environmentalists, argued vigorously that "legacy phosphorus" would not be insurmountable.
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The orders were controversial, garnering quick lawsuits from tribes and environmentalists and pushback from the outdoors industry.
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For months, construction on part of a North Dakota pipeline inspired protests by Native Americans and environmentalists.
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Environmentalists and former Republican officials say the approach is a clear break from even past GOP administrations.
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Environmentalists said the new coastal walls would damage a popular public beach and vulnerable dunes and heath.
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Opposition to culling is also driven by a hostility among local communities toward environmentalists and government conservationists.
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As Bloomberg reported, environmentalists are already gearing up to challenge the pipeline every step of the way.
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Environmentalists and climate scientists are pointing to the storms as real-world examples of climate change's effects.
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Airport expansion is a hot topic in Europe, pitting local residents and environmentalists against airlines, airports and businesses.
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But environmentalists have long argued that industry is unlikely to fix the entire methane problem on its own.
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While that would be a nightmare for environmentalists, it's unlikely that all Paris signatories would abandon their pledges.
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This is an actual step toward the "just transition" away from fossil fuels so many environmentalists talk about.
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For Clinton, fossil fuels remain her great challenge in convincing skeptical environmentalists Obama's moratorium is in good hands.
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Environmentalists, scientists and world leaders are meeting this week in Morocco for the latest round of climate talks.
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While being applauded by environmentalists, critics claim the shift to renewable energy leaves the state prone to outages.
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Locals and environmentalists have said Vedanta's smelter is a major source of pollution and a risk to fisheries.
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Hundreds of Sufi Dervishes, dozens of environmentalists, 400 Ahwazis, 30 Isfahan farmers – all imprisoned by Iran's criminal regime.
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Time magazine reports on the efforts of environmentalists to protest natural gas development sites in the coming years.
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Her Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partner is meanwhile seen as more interested in pleasing the unions than environmentalists.
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Billing himself as "one of Canada's leading environmentalists," Solomon's free-market environmentalism has always been viewed with suspicion.
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But some environmentalists resist "cutting any tree for any reason", as the Forest Service's Mr Murphy puts it.
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This sort of claim certainly undermines the mining sector's credibility and helps boost the cause of the environmentalists.
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The news comes just in time for Earth Day (today) and after a series of wins for environmentalists.
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Environmentalists have long criticized the US's dependence on oil, and the increasing reliance on fracking to satisfy it.
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As one illustration: Environmentalists honor "Fossil of the Day" awards to countries deemed to be supporting fossil fuels.
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I have a proposal that is supported not just by environmentalists but also by labor and large automakers.
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The center-right administration was attacked by business groups and environmentalists, who started an "Axe the Tax" campaign.
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There were also pro and anti-Trump accounts, and accounts posing as feminists, LGBTQ rights advocates, and environmentalists.
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When it comes to reducing aviation's footprint, airlines and environmentalists largely have the same goals, bringing emissions down.
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And second, the options that are currently the least expensive are not exactly the ones environmentalists might prefer.
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Although Ferrero says it sources palm oil from sustainable plantations, it has still come under criticism from environmentalists.
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A ruling on the noble bee's status will have to wait until March 21st, setting environmentalists on edge.
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Over the past year, Obama has delighted environmentalists by pushing for a wide range of aggressively green policies.
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The news was met with enthusiasm by environmentalists and Alaska Native tribes, but the celebration was short lived.
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Rather, the opposite has been happening, giving environmentalists (and anyone but the most adamant cryptobros) cause for concern.
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Environmentalists also worry that any plant would alter the tides it was harnessing, making life harder for wildlife.
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Environmentalists, meanwhile, argue that while the grizzlies have made a comeback, their recovery could falter without federal safeguards.
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When Barack Obama initially tapped him to serve as Interior secretary, environmentalists had significant concerns about his record.
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If environmentalists want to convince Americans about the impending threat, they will need to start in the classroom.
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We've heard plenty from futurists, urbanists, techies, and environmentalists about the promise and perils of self-driving vehicles.
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As for environmentalists' accusations that ski resorts are wasting water, not to mention electricity, Mr Cappadozzi is unmoved.
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His comments fueled criticism of the administration's stance, which environmentalists say is excessively pro-business and farm interests.
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And outdoor groups and environmentalists, like the outfitter Patagonia, have pledged to file suit on their own, too.
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Environmentalists feared the "locally treasured" crested lark officially known as the Galerida cristata would be spooked by beachgoers.
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Since the 1980s, pieces of Garfield phones have continually washed ashore in Brittany, puzzling locals and irking environmentalists.
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However, conservatives and moderate environmentalists alike see this is an important stepping stone to clean coal, he said.
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Delhi is among the world's most polluted cities and environmentalists have urged the government to tackle the problem.
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Environmentalists strongly oppose more coal mining on federal land, saying burning all that coal would exacerbate climate change.
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Zinke first blamed environmentalists in an interview on Breitbart News after visiting communities hit by the California wildfires.
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Many environmentalists and Democrats counter that Obama-era measures were critical to reducing America's contribution to climate change.
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Environmentalists have fiercely opposed the project on multiple grounds, including concerns about oil spills and worsening climate change.
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Not even the most radical environmentalists are willing to "bear any burden, pay any price" to halt warming.
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The pipeline has been the subject of international protests that have fired up environmentalists and indigenous rights activists.
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Environmentalists tend to hear calls for state rights as code for fewer constraints on industry and more pollution.
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Obama's decision last year to deny the permit was a victory for environmentalists who campaigned against the project.
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Environmentalists and congressional Democrats believed that the cleanup progress was inexcusably slow, with penalties on polluters too light.
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Other federal and state bodies already approved the combined utility over the objections of environmentalists and consumer advocates.
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She's been racking up green backing, showing in part how scared environmentalists are of a possible Trump presidency.
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It's frustrating to environmentalists that such important decisions often lie with a group of nine men and women.
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Environmentalists say the crisis has brought many projects intended to help farmers fight climate change to a standstill.
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Active management doesn't necessarily mean clear-cutting or large-scale logging, as some environmentalists would have you believe.
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He has faced criticism from Democrats and environmentalists, who predict that he would prioritize industry over environmental protections.
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But Trump also loves forcefully taking on Democrats and environmentalists, and that seems to be Pruitt's strategy here.
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Most Democrats and environmentalists have defended the rule, saying it's an important step toward protecting the nation's water.
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Canada has taken flak from environmentalists around the world for its massive, carbon dioxide-intensive oil sands industry.
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But there is time yet for that, and pressure from environmentalists may well compel them to do so.
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New pipeline capacity is Alberta's preferred solution, but projects face fierce opposition from environmentalists and some Aboriginal groups.
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So everyone in Wisconsin had a reason to seethe about Foxconn: environmentalists, homeowners, workers, taxpayers, you name it.
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Of the eight environmentalists, Tahbaz, as an Iranian-British-American, may be of greatest use to the regime.
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But some environmentalists fear that arrival of new residents on the island could threaten the remaining healthy forests.
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Environmentalists have made strides in recent elections to link the effects of global warming and human and health.
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Environmentalists had urged Northam to use a line-item veto to reject the budget language dealing with RGGI.
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I know that in other parts of the world, environmentalists have worse things than cameras pointed at them.
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That is more typically the argument of environmentalists, who often compare fossil fuel companies to the tobacco industry.
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While it may be more lucrative, the piles of garbage are a threat to villagers' health, environmentalists say.
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Environmentalists say he's shilling for the fossil fuel and logging industries, which seek to exploit federally protected land.
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Those industries say environmentalists are overreacting—that loosening the law's requirements will allow economic development alongside species protection.
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But tenant groups, labor unions and environmentalists have formed unholy alliances, all but removing the capacity to build.
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The subpoenas significantly ratchet up the ongoing fight in which environmentalists are trying to punish Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Since then, Pruitt has proposed restructuring the environmental justice program, a move environmentalists see as "politicizing" the work.
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Dakota Access is also very controversial, and environmentalists and American Indians are seeking court action to block it.
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The only term available to describe those concerned about climate change was "environmentalists," and that just didn't work.
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Jerry Brown (D) and environmentalists, who have long sought to make California a world leader on climate change.
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That's a disappointing end for a bill that some environmentalists and journalists had held out as a bellwether.
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This yielded a frenzy of headlines, hosannas from credulous journalists and environmentalists, and rapid repudiation by conservative groups.
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Environmentalists and aboriginal activists had promised protests that Quebec Liberals said they feared could hurt the party's chances.
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In 2013, a conservative-led alliance came into power, replacing a previous coalition of social democrats and environmentalists.
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That mission is running up against environmentalists and others criticizing fossil fuels' for their role driving climate change.
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Environmentalists applauded the decision and said they were hopeful that it put a permanent stop to development plans.
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Environmentalists go bonkers at this idea, but they fail to understand modern science and how fast it's evolving.
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This proposed increases had triggered backlash from Democrats and environmentalists amid concerns over the financial impact on families.
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The impact of the TTIP on European pesticide regulations has long been a source of concern for environmentalists.
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Some environmentalists contend that the chemical companies were allowed to have too much input into the Kigali deal.
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She became part of the chorus of environmentalists that ever since has demanded that the canyon be restored.
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Environmentalists see in Mr. Wheeler a powerful ally of polluting industries and enemy of clean air and water.
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That's why some environmentalists are closely watching a task force set up this summer by the German government.
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Iberian farmers have allowed environmentalists to build artificial rabbit burrows on their land to help feed the lynxes.
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Environmentalists have said that while grizzlies have made a comeback, their recovery could falter without continued federal safeguards.
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Nuclear plants often face opposition from environmentalists, as well as from representatives of competing industries like natural gas.
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After parking, I walked around and quickly realized all these people were not environmentalists paying homage to Thoreau.
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Angering environmentalists, the committee voted to sell logging rights in some areas while placing other tracts off limits.
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Environmentalists said the suggested labeling rules were an effort to undermine the growing demand for plant-based foods.
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But Mr. McGreevey scuttled the hunt again in 2004, facing criticism and outrage from environmentalists over his decision.
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Using metrics devised by environmentalists, farmers would be liable for $22020 per metric ton of carbon dioxide released.
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Environmentalists are blaming Bolsonaro Organizations, activists, and social media users worldwide have reacted to the news with alarm.
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Environmentalists have long called for government investment in better drainage and improvements to aid development in coastal areas.
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Many environmentalists called the plan insufficient and said only a global solution to climate change would save it.
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Even before the fires became international news, conservative politicians in Australia were blaming environmentalists for wildfires in general.
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Some social media users have also been blaming environmentalists for blocking hazard-reduction burns to reduce wildfire risk.
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Divisions over another pipeline project that has galvanized environmentalists but which Trump supports could widen later this month.
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In 2015, it opened its supply chains to outside scrutiny in a move that was lauded by environmentalists.
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But when environmentalists and Democratic states sued, the agency walked back and said it would meet the Oct.
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" President Ronald Reagan - whose pro-business, anti-regulation administration was a bane of environmentalists - praised Ruckelshaus as "Mr.
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Some environmentalists oppose the RFS because of its reliance on food-competing row crops for first-generation biofuels.
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Environmentalists supported the Obama administration rule and charge the Trump administration with putting significant water supplies in danger.
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Environmentalists and Democrats say it's part of a push to unravel the conservation legacy of President Barack Obama.
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Even environmentalists are surprised, said Rob Jackson, a professor at Stanford University who leads the Global Carbon Project.
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Google says it can't stop a small group of employees from feeding the cats, despite complaints from environmentalists.
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The Supreme Court ruled 4-3 in favor of Morton, and subsequently Disney, to the disappointment of environmentalists.
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"Mass timber" construction is gaining ground, although not all environmentalists agree on its potential for slowing climate change.
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Democrats and Republicans came together with environmentalists and chemical manufacturers to reform the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
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This story was originally published December 183, 2017 (CNN Business)Cruise ships have a bad rap with environmentalists.
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RWE's ongoing battle with environmentalists, who have pelted its workers with stones and excrement, may soon be over.
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Environmentalists seized on the new report as evidence that the federal government should strengthen federal protections on fracking.
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Environmentalists are worried that if the plan materializes it will not just be honky-tonk, but ecologically destructive.
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Other attorneys general and environmentalists have indicated they're prepared to challenge the EPA's decision to rescind the rule.
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Tom Wolf (D) declined to veto a bill to ease longwall coal mining, angering environmentalists, StateImpact Pennsylvania reports.
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But environmentalists backed McAliffe's position, nothing that other Atlantic coast governors have spoken out against drilling, as well.
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Environmentalists, climate advocates and many world leaders have feared this moment ever since President Donald Trump took office.
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Adding to environmentalists' gloom, Pruitt, who oversees the Clean Power Plan, is one of its most ardent critics.
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But when environmentalists and Democratic states sued, the agency walked back and said it would meet the Oct.
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The shipping issue might be a sticking point for some environmentalists, particularly those invested in the locavore movement.
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Bluff is more of a home base for environmentalists, archaeologists and tour companies that specialize in gentler explorations.
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And environmentalists charge that the pro-business policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi are contributing to the problem.
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We have read and heard the program's future debated by environmentalists, private insurance companies, and former FEMA officials.
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If he approves it, he could anger environmentalists and local residents who fear the impact of the project.
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US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis isn't exactly the type of person environmentalists would typically pin their hopes on.
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Trump's proposal eliminates Great Lakes cleanup funds, a move environmentalists say will hurt Michigan and other Great Lakes states.
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Once voted to support expanded offshore drilling For years, environmentalists have expressed concern with Clinton's stance on offshore drilling.
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Meanwhile, opposition to pipelines is percolating among environmentalists and regular citizens intent on keeping them out of their neighborhoods.
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It is the first polar bear seen in the city in more than 40 years, according to local environmentalists.
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He knew that environmentalists linked colony collapse to neonicotinoid insecticides and that they thought Monsanto was somehow to blame.
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Environmentalists want companies to be legally responsible for collecting their waste, and single use plastic to be phased out.
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Environmentalists say the hulking facility continues to taint the air and water and harm the health of nearby residents.
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Environmentalists vow they will fight on in the courts, because they believe the project will destroy the underground aquifer.
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Environmentalists Greenpeace, however, criticised the plans, saying they threatened the roll-out of renewables, while prolonging subsidies for coal.
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In October 2014, construction started on Mauna Kea, but it was met with protests by Native Hawaiians and environmentalists.
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Work has halted on a large mine in the Andes, for example, in the face of opposition from environmentalists.
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Environmentalists are awaiting former vice president Joe Biden's climate plans, now that he's in the race and leading polls.
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But environmentalists, regulators, and many in the industry itself warn of a dirty underbelly to natural gas, or methane.
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This is likely to fuel criticism from opponents of the program that range from Big Oil companies to environmentalists.
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Environmentalists have raised concerns about the emissions from the thousands of cars expected at the American Dream each day.
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It has drawn criticism from environmentalists, a former Federal Emergency Management Agency director, and even a Republican in Congress.
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Yes, but: BlackRock still has faced criticism from some environmentalists for not being aggressive enough with fossil-fuel companies.
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Rare controversy has preceded this year's water fight, with environmentalists and other critics calling for festivities to be curtailed.
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Environmentalists have warned that his controversial plans for more agriculture and mining in the region will speed up deforestation.
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But there, the idea has been met with fierce resistance from environmentalists and native Hawaiians, and gained little traction.
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He has decided to switch back to growing sugarcane, a crop that environmentalists say stokes water shortages in Maharashtra.
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Some environmentalists also worry that shifts to Mauna Kea's climate may accelerate the decline of snowmelt there, Grist reported.
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His decision was a victory for environmentalists and a blow to TransCanada after a seven-year battle for approval.
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Now they, along with other staunch environmentalists, must settle for Clinton, or back Jill Stein's hopeless Green Party bid.
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But any attempts to roll back the plan will almost certainly face fierce opposition from environmentalists and 18 states.
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This is something you see with the Dakota Access Pipeline right now, this tension between indigenous peoples and environmentalists.
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The construction of Belo Monte was bitterly opposed by indigenous groups and environmentalists because of its scale and location.
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"You don't have to build ice roads ... and wait for the environmentalists to give you permission," said CEO Kendrick.
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Environmentalists are pushing the Obama administration to level stricter sanctions on the country and get it to halt whaling.
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He still will have a big legal problem on his hands, from environmentalists to American landowners to sovereign territory.
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Environmentalists and some elected officials plan to protest the drilling plan at a public meeting on Thursday in Sacramento.
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They will gain ardent support from the oil industry and the GOP but strong opposition from Democrats and environmentalists.
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Environmentalists and Aboriginal groups fear the project would hasten the development of Canada's oil sands and exacerbate climate change.
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Environmentalists have also sued to try to get a stronger rule, and that lawsuit was combined into the case.
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To environmentalists and Obama's supporters, significant progress on HFCs and aircraft emissions would wrap up a strong climate legacy.
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Most environmentalists don't like hydroelectric dams because they wreck natural habitats and prevent fish from swimming upstream to spawn.
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" Zinke also said "radical environmentalists" would "rather see forests and communities burn than see a logger in the woods.
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However, the changes to the CPP are unlikely to go into effect without a fight in court from environmentalists.
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Federal officials, environmentalists and others say the practice has been common, though the coal industry calls the concerns overblown.
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Environmentalists say Tunisia needs informal waste pickers to make up for deficiencies in the country's waste and recycling management.
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In both Miami and London, Formula E clashed with environmentalists who argued that the series was disrupting local neighborhoods.
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Environmentalists and safety advocates sued the EPA last year over the delays, saying they have gone on too long.
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But I hate playing into the climate-denier mantra that environmentalists are condemning everyone to freeze in the dark.
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But the plan nonetheless sparked wide-ranging opposition from lawmakers, governors, coastal towns and businesses, not to mention environmentalists.
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Journalists, environmentalists, and transparency advocates for months have pressed the Environmental Protection Agency administrator for details about his whereabouts.
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While this year's Washington initiative has attracted broader support among environmentalists, it has drawn more strident opposition from industry.
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Environmentalists say the indigenous people on the reservations are the best guardians of Brazil's tropical forests and their biodiversity.
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Diablo Canyon was the target of hard-fought protests from environmentalists and others for decades, even before it opened.
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It can't just be that people who like to hike in the hills of San Francisco are the environmentalists.
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Environmentalists and Democrats have been critical of these Trump administrations changes to Environmental Protection Agency and Interior Department policy.
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Science that does not fit environmentalists' narrative and evidence of historical trends that disprove the administration's models are excluded.
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The sale went on as planned Wednesday despite attempts earlier in the week by environmentalists to stop the auctioning.
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Environmentalists contend that the practice can pollute air and local water supplies, but the companies insist it is safe.
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But for environmentalists, it has been a winner in bringing more attention to and concern over looming global warming.
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Hundreds of businesses have urged Trump to stay in the deal, as have some energy firms, environmentalists and Democrats.
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The trucking industry, major truck makers, environmentalists and some states have expressed opposition to Pruitt's stance on the issue.
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African leaders and environmentalists were meeting in Kenya on Friday to dnL5N17W47Biscuss ways of combating elephant and rhino poaching.
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Environmentalists slammed the Trump administration for reducing the size of the monument and downgrading protections on the surrounding areas.
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Those regulations are, in turn, expected to draw lawsuits from environmentalists who will surely point to the endangerment finding.
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"If complying with an environmental law makes you an environmentalist, this makes the nation's biggest polluters environmentalists," he added.
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Environmentalists hammered TransCanada for the spill and warned that it previewed potential spills from the larger Keystone XL project.
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Some environmentalists say it's not a dry spell, but the start of an arid era created by global warming.
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Not all environmentalists prioritize climate change, and not everyone concerned about climate change would self-identify as an environmentalist.
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Environmentalists say rolling back the emissions goals will increase pollution that contributes to climate change and public health issues.
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But environmentalists are worried, nearby fishing grounds remain closed and it is a public-relations nightmare for the government.
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That never happened due to funding issues with municipal bonds and corporate sponsors' and some environmentalists were also upset.
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The media, myself included sometimes, environmentalists and others have used the word fracking to encompass the entire extraction process.
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The sale went on as planned Wednesday despite attempts earlier in the week by environmentalists to stop the auctioning.
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Environmentalists had hoped that Florida, being on the front lines of climate change, would make history in that regard.
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Environmentalists, wealthy Londoners and Conservative lawmakers that have spent two decades trying to nix Heathrow expansion have some comfort.
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But the Selkirk population is cut off from the hundreds of relatives farther north, primarily by roads, environmentalists say.
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The environmentalists hope the new underwater tank reef will help in the revival and regeneration of Lebanon's marine life.
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Environmentalists are horrified, but Bill Raney, the president of the West Virginia Coal Association, a trade group, is thrilled.
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Environmentalists feared the mine would have poisoned local water sources and displaced communities and individuals living and farming there.
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I know that it's worse in other places — 207 environmentalists or defenders were killed last year around the world.
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"Whether environmentalists or pro-business folks like Chevron deference tends to turn on who's the president," Pojanowski told me.
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There's an ongoing argument among environmentalists and climate hawks about the best way to make progress on climate change.
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One dermatologist says the ban is a disservice to Hawaiians, while environmentalists and consumer groups are cheering the legislation.
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" He promised to investigate the funding of environmentalists, saying, "The days of pushing Albertans around with impunity just ended.
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A small but vocal group of environmentalists has said Impossible rushed its novel ingredients to market without adequate testing.
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But the project is under fire from environmentalists, and its ties to a Kremlin-backed bank could be problematic.
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Environmentalists say remnants of the solvents could go into the air, be eaten by wildlife and leach into groundwater.
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Colleagues described Mr. Ramos as passionately dedicated to pro-bono work for the poor, environmentalists, activists and political prisoners.
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Environmentalists accuse Brazil's government of having effectively greenlit the crisis with policies favoring development over conservation of the Amazon.
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CEOs of the world's biggest oil companies will face critical questions from environmentalists at an invite-only forum Sept.
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SPECIAL SECTION: VISIONARIES An article on Sunday about leading environmentalists misstated where Kendra Kuhl was an undergraduate chemistry major.
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The purchase riled many environmentalists, who said he was more concerned about Canada's energy industry than about the environment.
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So environmentalists naturally sounded alarms when Trump promised dropping out of the deal of the deal if he's elected.
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Those numbers also appear to bode well for the continuing efforts to block the coal export terminals, environmentalists say.
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Some environmentalists have raised objections to Bodine, who currently serves as the Energy and Public Works Committee's chief counsel.
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Montreal Dispatch A culinary symbol of Montreal has become ensnared in a battle pitting environmentalists against bagel-loving traditionalists.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), the ranking Democrat on the Natural Resources Committee, said he expects "historic" reaction from environmentalists.
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Some farmers blame Democrats and environmentalists for diverting water to protect endangered fish rather than to help grow crops.
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"Their goal, in collusion with the environmentalists, was to drive us out of the export business," Mr. Reavey said.
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Large-scale national events have highlighted the concerns of feminists, racial minorities, young people, environmentalists and unionized public employees.
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The thinking was that "the automakers have succumbed to Stockholm syndrome" in their relationship to environmentalists, Mr. Ebell said.
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Environmentalists hailed the ruling, while PolyMet officials reportedly said they may take the case to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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Environmentalists warn that the move could be catastrophic for vulnerable ecosystems and the fishing jobs that depend on them.
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The demonstrations spread as environmentalists joined the campaign, arguing that Canada should do more to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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The oil sector favors a larger leasing program, but environmentalists have resisted the Trump administration's efforts to expand drilling.
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But it also left environmentalists queasy about providing a cloak of respectability to a company that destroys orangutan habitats.
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Environmentalists could buy her and set her down on Florida's coastline at flood time, pushing back on global warming.
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The tax incentives have wide support among Democrats and environmentalists, while the industries' competitors and some Republicans oppose them.
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It will likely face legal challenges from environmentalists, and a future Democratic president would probably try to dismantle it.
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But a wide swath of interests opposed it, including natural gas, wind, solar, big businesses, conservative activists and environmentalists.
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But environmentalists say the development of new coal mines highlights the government's lack of commitment to halting global warming.
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Democrats and environmentalists criticized his work as being friendly to chemical companies and downplaying the dangers of certain chemicals.
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Environmentalists and Democratic states have sued, saying the EPA doesn't have the authority to unilaterally delay rules that long.
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Ford says his mission since day one has been to build a bridge between environmentalists and the business community.
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A major new program directed by the Environmental Protection Agency remains on course, cheering both environmentalists and industry executives.
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There are still obstacles to overcome before it can be built, and protests by environmentalists are likely to continue.
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Environmentalists remain divided on the issue of carbon capture, said John Coequyt, global climate policy director for Sierra Club.
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Environmentalists have prodded governments and courts to award rights to lakes, hills, rivers, and even individual species of plants.
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Environmentalists have long highlighted persistent consensus among scientists on climate change, something skeptics have said the AMS surveys undercut.
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If the decision is rescinded, the tribes and environmentalists involved in the protests would most likely go to court.
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Santander's environmentalists and some citizen groups took the project as far as Spain's Supreme Court, but to no avail.
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He railed against the "Eastern Establishment" and environmentalists, who he said were trying to wipe out the human race.
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Related: Obama's Pacific Trade Deal Has Some Environmentalists Celebrating — and Others Crying Foul "The TTP had Japan," Wallach said.
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The party's actual agenda centers on the interests advanced by its coalition of labor unions, environmentalists, and identity groups.
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This type of scenario is where true environmentalists and free marketeers can find common ground as happened in Colorado.
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Environmentalists say protecting existing forests and restoring damaged ones prevents flooding, stores carbon, limits climate change and protects biodiversity.
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Unless something changes, this implies declining domestic demand for ethanol (bad for farmers), higher RIN prices (bad for refiners), increasing imports of biodiesel (bad for domestic producers and, because it places pressure on palm oil, bad for environmentalists), and continued lack of progress on second-generation liquid fuels (also bad for environmentalists).
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In late January, Kavous Seyed-Emami, the director of the Persian Wildlife Heritage Foundation, and six other environmentalists were arrested.
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