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[Roguepundit.typepad.com] RoguePundit: The End of the World is Nigh: Here is the full Monbiot article Moyers quoted from in the above (and following) paragraph. Monbiot states that American pollsters think that 15-18 percent of Americans believe such teachings, including 33 percent of registered Republicans (that leaves a fair number of believers to be Independents and Democrats, unless they all just recently switched).

 [Begalke.blogspot.com] The Begalke Chronicles: March 2005: I love how the the enviro-religous folks always show pictures of caribou, polar bears, and seals when talking about ANWR. ANWR has to be one of the least ecological populated places on Earth, it is artic tundra, not unlike the North Pole.

 [Findory.com] Findory : Environmental Economics: Hard to believe we're posting this via Division of Labour, damnit:Today's WSJ has an article on environmental economics. Unfortunately, there is no mention of property rights, PERC, or even moderate enviro think tanks like Resources for the Future.The focus is...(read more)

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 [Bidinotto.journalspace.com] The BIDINOTTO BLOG: In fact, I dissected Kristof's value premises in some of my earliest blog entries, "A conflict of values in the Arctic" and "Krisfof's Choice -- and ours." I noted that, in a series of articles, Kristof had opposed any oil and gas exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Preserve, even though he readily conceded all the following scientific and economic facts:

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