Stepping Back from the Brink: Working to Stop and Reverse the Ecological Damage Caused by Modern Industry

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By Thomas Backus
2010, Vol. 2 No. 03 | Page 3 of 3 |
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No one solution is likely to be the answer to the crisis we have created in our environment today. However, the very least we can do is minimize the damage we are continuing to do to the earth and use the technologies and practices we already have the most efficient way we can, until newer and better fuels and infrastructure are developed. The multi-staged plan of attack discussed thus far is really only the beginning of a major social movement toward a greener environment and lifestyle for all of America. While necessary to foster and protect in its early stages, once taken hold such a movement will help to challenge and change antiquated ways of thinking and reward green innovation and practices within America.


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