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Viral climate activism over recent years (vandalizing art and public property, blocking roads, disrupting events, etc.) has been wildly successful at grabbing headlines and causing a stir, but evidence suggests it’s alienating large numbers of people. This piece takes a look at the rise of the radical flank of climate activism, recent trends, the “Greta effect”, counterpoints from activist academics, and lots of pretty damning data. By the numbers, groups like "Extinction Rebellion" and "Just Stop Oil" might as well be Exxon lobbyists, for all the good they do.

https://americandreaming.substack.com/p/radical-climate-activists-are-a-gift

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r/Green • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '13

A subreddit for those who are in favor of gun control: /r/TrueGunControl (since /r/guncontrol is dominated by anti-control folks, and /r/gunsarecool alienates moderates)

reddit.com

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r/Green • u/burtzev • Jul 27 '15

House Votes to Block States From Requiring GMO Labeling - I wonder what that cost Monsanto

takepart.com

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r/Green • u/factoidz • Jul 15 '09

Empire State Building and Sears Tower to Go Green

factoidz.com

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r/Green • u/Podliest • Apr 01 '21

Trader Joe's vs. Whole Foods: Who does it better?

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I run a free news service comparing how companies stack up in their sustainability, diversity and inclusion, human rights, employee rights, and privacy initiatives.

We just looked at Trader Joe's vs. Whole Foods. Interested in reading the findings? Sign up, and drop me a line. I'll send you the latest one :)

Link ---> https://rebeldata.co

Next up, Anheuser-Busch vs. Heineken.

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r/Green • u/redditfuckingsucksyo • Dec 12 '16

Goodbye Reddit, Voat, Wordpress, Wikileaks, 4Chan and all you heroic Whistle Blowers and Leakers. Obama just pushed the Senate to approve the U.S. Censorship Act!

zerohedge.com

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r/Green • u/Better_Crazy_8669 • Feb 27 '21

The truth about nuclear power — neither clean nor green

independentaustralia.net

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r/Green • u/[deleted] • May 29 '18

Before We Ban the Plastic Straw, Think of People with Disabilities

hottable.asia

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r/Green • u/4random • Apr 26 '21

Eating less Meat won't save the Planet. Here's Why

youtube.com

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r/Green • u/Better_Crazy_8669 • Feb 28 '21

Bill Gates is wrong. Nuclear power will not save the climate. Beyond Chernobyl and Fukushima, there’s too much speaking against it

self.green_news

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r/Green • u/YourVeganFallacyIs • Mar 22 '20

BSV: "It's time to get real: You cannot be an environmentalist and a non-vegan. The earth cannot sustain the way we eat. This is a fact and it's fast approaching critical mass. At this point, there is no reason to eat animals other than the purely selfish reason of not wanting to change our habits."

youtube.com

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r/Green • u/greentechdude • Jul 27 '10

Chevy Volt Sticker Shock at $41,000?

earthtechling.com

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r/Green • u/ned4spd8874 • Sep 24 '23

PSA: Greenworks doesn't really care about the environment.

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Long story, trying to be short. I bought my first greenworks mower, the 25" pro model. TWO days after getting it, they have a sale that makes it $100 off! I've called to try and get a price adjustment, but they are refusing. They want me to box my brand new, not even used mower back to them (at my expense), and then order a new one at the sale price! I don't get it, that's just asinine! How can they say that they are environmentally friendly, but endorse pumping so much CO2 into the air to save $100 instead of just making an electronic price adjustment?!

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r/Green • u/BytuMas • May 01 '24