In Exile from Greenpeace - Dr. Patrick Moore, Activist

Dr. Patrick Moore was a founding member of Greenpeace who served
as both director and president in the early days of the
organization before leaving due to divergent philosophies about
the future of the green movement. These days, his most
controversial claim has to do with our obsession with CO2 as the
sole marker of planetary health. We dive into the surprisingly
robust science of why he thinks so, the world of politically
motivated science, and uncover some significant disagreements
along the way. Buckle up, it's a bumpy ride. Support the
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vs Unnatural, Litter vs Pollution (00:27:53) The Days of
Greenpeace Leadership (00:38:53) Positive aspects of plastic?
(00:51:39) Breakdown of information channels (00:56:32) Politics
of green (01:16:38) Costal risks (01:25:34) The Creation of a
Movement (01:38:10) Garbage and Landfills (01:46:35) The internet
Age (02:06:59) Victories of the movement (02:14:59) West Virginia
vs EPA (02:27:25) Ocean Acidification (02:41:49) The Call is from
inside the house (02:46:00) Climate change and polar bears
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