"People thought that it was only tree-huggers who were into organic, and tree-huggers were vegetarians, not meat eaters," he said.
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With winter upon them, Hambach's tree-huggers must be, too. ■
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Otherwise we're going to look like a bunch of tree-huggers.
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Even bankers agree — and they're not known for being tree-huggers.
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I love those tree-huggers, out there fighting for our environment.
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Are there tree huggers at the agency who didn't vote for Trump?
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Americans, though they may not all be granola-munching tree huggers, want a healthy environment.
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"I thought, this is for tree huggers, white folks, folks with a lot of time," he said.
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The science had to be rigged, he thought; those who believed in it were just tree-huggers.
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Still, tree-huggers instinctively averse to talk of "return on investment" or "cost-benefit analysis" appear increasingly endangered.
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"When I first started, people looked at environmentalists as tree-huggers," says Safa al-Jayoussi of IndyACT, a conservationist group in Beirut.
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The economies and infrastructure systems of the future will be green, not because of tree-huggers, but because of bedrock market forces.
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Tree-Huggers A sturdy and inspiring pair of contemporary books about trees would make a good discussion pair for your book group.
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It's time to resist the notion that dealing with a changing planet is the territory of tree huggers and anti-business interests.
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Audi, Ford Motor, Porsche, and Volkswagen are among the brands expected to debut all-electric vehicles geared more toward enthusiasts than tree huggers.
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Instead, in this moment of mercenary politics, those of us who are out-proud tree-huggers have taken to citing the bottom line.
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Your tree-huggers are after our jobs; Your "values" are after our families; Your diversity is after our God Threatening hard-working Americans.
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Inspired by the peace movements of the 1960s and founded in 19983, the party was long dismissed as a fringe group of tree -huggers.
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"Wow, what a story you're telling me!" he said, noting that his name was indeed "all over" the building that "these tree-huggers" frequent.
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"When you turn the management over to the tree-huggers, the bird and bunny lovers and the rock lickers, you turn your heritage over," Mr. Noel said.
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Pipeline protests have erupted across the country, especially here in Appalachia, and it's not just crunchy hikers and tree-huggers rallying to stop the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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If you don't buy that — and I don't — then what we have is really just an expensive way of making the tree-huggers feel good about themselves.
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"Last thing a Republican needs now is to be seen spending a week on a river with a bunch of tree huggers," Irvin told me with a chuckle.
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Carmakers are going to great lengths to reposition their gas-electric hybrid models as sporty, premium or even high-performance — anything but the responsible choice for tree-huggers.
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In Germany Mr Habeck has proposed a social-security guarantee, similar to a basic income, to convince working-class voters that the party is not only for tree-huggers.
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But the Alliance to Save Energy, which condemned Trump's action, is hardly a bunch of hippie tree-huggers; its membership includes a who's who of major corporations, from 3M to Microsoft to Dupont.
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Denouncing college students -- be they the long-haired protestors of the 1960s, the environmentalist "tree huggers" of the 1990s or the "pronoun policers" today -- is bound to please in a number of circles.
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Patagonia's people were the West's recolonizers, the next wave of pioneers, the self-appointed protectors asserting a blue-state ethos in red-state territory—tree huggers pitching their tents in a logging camp.
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The exhibit demonstrates her step-by-step process with "Heart of the Storm," an iconic image of two hamadryads, classical mythology's tree-huggers, from her recurring cast of Pan and his fellow wood nymphs.
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After Risso's men's wear show, which was held under a netted sea of discarded plastic, the show — with its sustainable, organic, recycled, and recouped fabrics and Amazonian references — presented women as "tree-huggers," the designer said.
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Best card for automatic donations Best eco-friendly card company Best for donating your rewards Best for renewable energy Best credit card for tree huggers Best credit card for automatic contributions Best credit card for carbon offsets
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Formula E, the electrified cousin of Formula One, is first and foremost about marketing, a 140-mile-an-hour riposte to those who think battery-powered cars are part of a conspiracy by tree-huggers to take the fun out of driving.
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As part of the normal fact-checking process for this column, I asked some sloths whether they are truly tree-huggers, and this is what they told me: Agnes Davidson: Prior to December 2015, my only experience with crossword puzzles was solving them, a pastime that I've enjoyed since the late 1970s.
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It is probably worth remembering that there was a time not so long ago in this fashion capital when rampant excess was a given, when sustainability was thought to be of concern mainly to American tree-huggers and when designers used the pelts of exotic animals so profligately that the survival of certain endangered species seemed like an oversight.
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Joni Ernst has "got ethanol" — Lindsey Graham is a better golfer than you might think — Trump won Alaska in 2016 "by a lot" — Trump also saved the July 4 fireworks at Mount Rushmore from tree huggers — Energy tycoon Harold Hamm "puts a straw into the ground and oil pours out" — Trump sees sneakers he signed for sale on eBay for $5000 — Newscorp founder and Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch couldn't make it ("I can't believe Rupert's not here") Xi wasn't there either — perhaps a wise choice if he values his time.
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Frank's grandfather, Charles Horace Philbrick, was an award-winning poet and professor of English at Brown.Pamela Petro. "Tree Huggers." Brown University Alumni Magazine. Jan/Feb. 2007.
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"Tree Huggers." Brown University Alumni Magazine. Jan/Feb. 2007. and now lives in Windsor, Massachusetts. Philbrick is the minister of the West Cummington Congregational Church, which burned to the ground in 2010.
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The two companies had previously collaborated to release an energy-efficient laptop loaded with Windows. Farber, Dan (2007-11-21), Google-friendly PC by Everex for $198 (No Microsoft Software), SeekingAlpha.com Biggs, John (2006-11-09), A Laptop for Tree Huggers May Also Appeal to Penny-Pinchers, NYTimes.comLai, Eric (2008-01-17), Everex to make CloudBook UMPC with 9-in.
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1, Issue 2 (Fall 2010), p. 4. Tree Canada has been a principal organizer since the inception of the conference.Stueck, Wendy, "Forests not just for tree huggers in Vancouver," The Globe and Mail (Toronto) 2012-08-24. In 2007, the Government of Canada ceased funding the organization, prompting it to rebrand as “Tree Canada” as it transitioned to a privately funded charity.
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2011), The Ultimate Hang (An Illustrated Guide To Hammock Camping) ) for quick adjustment and setup. These may be connected to the webbing straps ("tree huggers") using a lightweight toggle or a carabiner, or more uniquely designed connectors such as Dutch clips or Tri-Glides. Some hammocks are designed with a dedicated tarpaulin. Others come without a tarpaulin, with the understanding the user will select the size and style of tarpaulin which best fits their needs.
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Environmental Economics for Tree Huggers and Other Skeptics, p. 80 (Island Press 2012): "Economists often say that externalities need to be 'internalized,' meaning that some action needs to be taken to correct this kind of market failure." The most common way this is done is by imposing taxes on the producers of this externality. This is usually done similar to a quote where there is no tax imposed and then once the externality reaches a certain point there is a very high tax imposed.
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The primary appeal of hammock camping for most users is comfort and better sleep, as compared to sleeping on a pad on the ground. Enthusiasts argue that hammocks don't harm the environment in the way that conventional tents do. Most hammocks attach to trees via removable webbing straps, or "tree-huggers," which do not damage the bark and leave little or no marks afterward. Whereas it's easy to see a frequently used campground because of the effect on the grass, scrub and topsoil, the presence of a hammock camping site is much harder to detect.
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In the past, conservatives have supported conservation efforts, from the protection of the Yosemite Valley, to the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency. However, more recently, conservatives have opposed environmentalism; with environmentalists often ridiculed as "tree huggers". Republican Party leaders such as Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Michele Bachmann advocate the abolition of the EPA, calling it "the job-killing organization of America." Conservative think tanks since the 1990s have opposed the concept of man-made global warming; challenged scientific evidence; publicized what they perceived as beneficial aspects of global warming, and asserted that proposed remedies would do more harm than good.
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Wilkowice, Poland The Tree Hugger Project, begun in 2005, is an ongoing work of environmental art conceived along with the artist Agnieszka Gradzik. With the help of participants on site, who gather branches, twigs, vines and flowers, the artists fashion together these natural materials into groups of figures literally "hugging" trees. The artist's stated intention is to "...remind us that we humans are still very much a part of our natural surroundings"."Tree Huggers", FiberArts, October 2006 Installations of the project are sponsored by local environmental or arts related organizations and have occurred in cities across Europe, in England, and in the United States.
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An example of female prominence in the defense of natural forests comes from India in 1906. As forest clearing was expanding conflict between loggers and government and peasant communities increased. To thwart resistance to the forest clearing, the men were diverted from their villages to a fictional payment compensation site and loggers were sent to the forests. The women left in the villages, however, protested by physically hugging themselves to the trees to prevent their being cut down, giving rise to what is now called the Chipko movement, an environmentalist movement initiated by these Indian women (which also is where the term tree-huggers originated).
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