Ted Steinberg Quotes

It Is Wrong To Draw A Sharp Line In One's Imagination Between The "nature" Present On The Rocky Mountain Front And That Available In The Suburbanite's Own Front Yard. The Natural World Found On Even The Most Perfect And Stylized Of Lawns Is No Less Real Than That At The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Different, Yes, But To Draw Too Sharp A Distinction Between The Sparsely Settled World Of Alaska And The Dense Suburbs Of Levittown Is A Prescription For The Plundering Of Natural Resources. It Is Easy To See How The Yard, Conceived As Less Natural And Thus Less Important Than The Spotted Owl, Is Easily Ignored. The Point Is Underscored By Research Showing That, Surprisingly, People Who Evince Concern For The Environment Are More Likely To Use Chemicals On Their Yards Than Those Who Are Less Ecologically Aware.

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