in the 1920's environmentalist predicted the destruction of forest lands would...?
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Democrats cant deal with real issues. they have to revert to tactics such as the BIG LIE, distortions, smears, creating scandals, diversionary tactics , fear-mongering, class war-fare and history revision
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I wrote to Al Gore when he was Vice President saying that I thought putting military housing on the best surf spot in Southern Cal was a bad idea for the environment.  I got a response saying "Thank you for your concern about the environment....protecting the environment is a big part of the administration's effort and he'd look into it."  I thought that was really cool.
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Of course. If you look back in history, there have been environmental and spiritual crises all the time. I think we look at our situation today and think it's the worst it's ever been. During the Reformation, the Inquisition, the birth of Christianity, etc., there were all kinds of spiritual crises for Europeans. We've also had huge environmental crises, too... such as when big volcanoes erupted and sent so much ash into the air that the sun barely got through. About 200 years ago, there was a time called "The Year without a Summer" because the volcanic ash blocked out the sun. However, I do believe that with nuclear bombs, we have the capability to do more harm to the earth than at any other point in history. But even at that, meteors have struck the earth and done incredible harm to the environment. Scientists think a meteor hit the earth and killed off all the dinosaurs.
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I have heard it as "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction" As for people and environment.  Someone cuts down a forest- what happens? Soil biodiversity changes, animal species in that area change, CO2 consumption in that area decreases.\n   People put more black top up- absorbs and reflects heat warming the earth's surface more. There are a ton of examples, I am not sure what you are looking for specifically.
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Our home is headed for ruination. All the reports including one i saw on the news today regarding the fish stocks in the sea needing to be protected from commercial fishing , fossil fuels like gas, oil,  climate change, deforestation.  We will not make it past 2050 without radical change.\n         Revelation 11  v 17.
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One of his supposed predictions:\n(both from the ~Century X~)\n\nNumber 72 - \n"The year 1999, seventh month,\nFrom the sky will come a great King of Terror:\nTo bring back to life the great King of the Mongols,\nBefore and after Mars to reign by good luck."\n\nIt didn't happen as seen on here. Experts in the field have taken numerology into consideration and have come up with different possibilities as to what it might mean.\nOthers see it as the 9/11 occurrence, and some see it as part of the prediction of the Great Fire in London of 1666.\n\n\nNumber 68 -\n"The army of the sea will stand before the city,\nThen it will leave without making a long passage:\nA great flock of citizens will be seized on land,\nFleet to return to seize it great robbery."\n\nAccording to scientists predictions this year will be a bad one for the U.S. South/Gulf Coast. Due to Global Warming it's predicted that there will be a large amount of hurricanes, with a possible tsunami for this coast.\n\nThe first link is a tiny insight to your question.\n\n(Taken from 2nd website)\n\n"COMMENT: At the onset of WW III or European war, Spain and Italy shall quickly fall into Muslim hands and later become Eastern allies ( We have to remember that the Muslim populations in those two countries are quite large, probably majority by now in Spain.) Tunisia and Algeria shall side with Iran. French fleet shall be sunk in Adriatic Sea leaving Marseilles naked."
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Hi.\n\nThere's plenty of information over this topic in various search engines.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=deforestation+wikipedia&btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=%2Bdeforestation\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=%2Bdeforestation+wiki\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=+site:dmoz.org+deforestation\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result?p=deforestation\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=+site:answers.com+%2Bdeforestation\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=deforestation+forum\nhttp://answers.google.com/answers/search?q=deforestation&qtype=all&num=100&sort=qeprice%3AA%3AR%3Ad1\nhttp://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=deforestation
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Environmentalists of the past would go into forest that were being cut down, and they would chain themselves into a "hugging" position around a tree. The idea was that the logging companies couldn't cut that tree down, because doing so would be Manslaughter. So if you got enough people to "hug trees" in strategic places, you could save most of a forest from being chopped down. Hence the term "Tree Hugger"
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When the place in which organisms live is destroyed.
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You should research how American society was et up during the 1920's and compare to the storyline, which states Gatsby's desire for the Green light and the carelessness perhaps of certain people's action such as the Car crash, leading to the main chracters' demise, which later refers to the Great Depression of the 1930's.
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Perhaps you are too young to remember this, but 20 years ago (when I was in elementary school) the environmentalists were worried about global cooling.  A couple years later when I got to Junior high all of a sudden it was global warming that the environmentalists were all worried about.  \n\nThe truth is that the most liberal (generous) readings were that the Earth's average surface temperature had risen by 1 degree farenheit.  Those readings were taken from airport thermometers.  Temperatures taken in trees showed no significant changes.  \n\nAddressing the airport readings...In the early 20th century airports were out in the country far from urban areas and runways were generally made of dirt as were the roads, but by the end of the 20th century they were a part of the urban sprawl.  Cement sidewalks and paved roads and runways cause the temperature to rise and could explain the 1 degree increase in temperature all by themselves.
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Deforestation is the loss or continual degradation of forest habitat due to either natural or human related causes. Agriculture, urban sprawl, unsustainable forestry practices, mining, and petroleum exploration all contribute to human caused deforestation. Natural deforestation can be linked to tsunamis, forest fires, volcanic eruptions, glaciation and desertification. The effects of human related deforestation can be mitigated through environmentally sustainable practices that reduce permanent destruction of forests or even act to preserve and rehabilitate disrupted forestland.
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We are already seeing the effects. Read Bright Dawn, dark future  it was published in the early 90s but predict several events that have happened since do to GLOBAL WARMING!!!
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There's entirely too much information available on this subject.  I suggest you start with a simple internet search with using words or phrases like 'tropical deforestation issues' or 'impact of tropical deforestation'.  There's a ton of info to find.  Also try your local library.  I'm sure there are tons of magazine and journal articles written on the subject.
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Libertarian leaning GOP here: definitely believe the tax system needs major overhaul. Yes cut evasion, get rid of the IRS, make H & R employees get a real job. And save trees ? I've never been accused of being an environmentalist, but YES ! whatever happened to us moving towards a paperless society ?
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That is a really good question.  That depends on how many people get involved in environmentalist organizations to stop urband sprawl.
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I've read Night, Dawn, and The Accident several times each. The quote didn't sound familiar, so I WikiQuoted it...\n\n"A destruction only man can provoke, only man can prevent. Mankind must remember that peace is not God's gift to his creatures, it is our gift to each other." \nIt's from a Nobel Lecture, 11 Decemeber, 1986.