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Environmental Issues: Taking Sides: Potential
Solutions I:
Author: Charles Hayes:
Is Limiting Population Growth a Key Factor in
Protecting the Global Environment, and Will
Pollution Rights Trading effectively Control
Environmental Problems?
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Issue 1: Is Limiting Population Growth a
Key Factor in Protecting the Global
Environment?
A. Yes: Population biologists Paul R. Ehrlich
and Anne H. Ehrlich argue that if humanity
fails to reduce the impact of population in
terms of both numbers and resource
consumption, it faces the prospect of
environmental disaster.
B. No: Stephen Moore, director of the Cato
Institute, argues that human numbers
pose no threat to human survival or the
environemt but that efforts to control
population do threaten human freedom
and worth.
Issue 2: Will Pollution Rights Trading Effectively
Control Environmental Problems?
A. Yes. Freelance science writer Charles W.
Schmidt argues that economic incentives
such as emissions rights trading offer the
most useful apporaches to reducing
pollution.
B. No. Author, college teacher, and
environmental activist Brian Tokar
maintains that pollution credits and other
market-oriented environmental protection
policies do nothing to reduce pollution
while transferring the power to protect the
environment from the public to large
corporate polluters:
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