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Has conducted a 45 year study on Chimpanzees plus a lot more...
2.
Argues for the economic benefits of continuous population
growth. Thinks that human ingenuity and development are our ultimate resources.
3.
His essay on the principle of population says that all living things reproduce more than the land can support.
4.
A hiking trail running through the southeast is named for him.
5.
Deeply spiritual environmentalist - founder of the Sierra Club
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First chief of the US Forest Service - Father of American conservationism
7.
President who preserved 150 National Parks!
8.
Black and White nature photographer
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Director of NY zoological park; Saved the American Bison
10.
His famous book led to the Pure Food and Drug Act (1906) and the Meat Inspection Act (1906)
11.
He made us aware that soil erosion is a serious issue.
12.
Wrote Man and Nature (1864), the 1st modern
discussion of environmental problems.
13.
He wrote Sand County Almanac, one of most respected books on the
environment ever published.
14.
He wrote Birds of America in which he painted,
categorized, and described the birds of North America
15.
The ant man and more...
16.
An eco-socialist who
claims that capitalistic ideals are responsible for environmental degradation.
Came up with 4 laws of ecology.
17.
Organized a group of homemakers to fight the toxic waste in
their neighborhood (Love Canal) at local, state, federal levels
18.
He’s the minister for Environment Protection in Australia –
a really cool bloke.
19.
The first executive director of the Sierra Club - helped save the Grand Canyon from a dam on the Colorado river.
20.
President who created the Department of Energy and encouraged conservation and development of energy resources.
21.
Professors of chemistry in California that discovered that dissolving Chlorofluorocarbons released Chlorine, which degrades ozone.
22.
Contrary to Simon, he thinks that human population growth must be regulated - resources must be used wisely.
23.
As governor, protected record amount of land in California
with which Redwood National Park was
established.
24.
Greatly publicized global climate change as a direct
consequence of human action through a movie showing a series of lectures of his
climate change research.
25.
Declared the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands a national monument. (good)Refused to support the Kyoto Protocol (not so good)