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Not since President Carter's impassioned speeches in the 1970s, which warned Americans that their country's dependence on oil was "likely to get progressively worse through the rest of this century," has there been serious attention to the role conservation should play in addressing environmental issues such as climate change and sustainability. The next presidential administration should highlight the importance of individuals taking action in their homes and communities in order to decrease the unsustainable demand for natural resources.
Recommended Citation
Amie Medley,
A Renewed Role for Conservation in Environmental Policy,
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Mich. L. Rev. First Impressions
80
(2008).
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