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LTE, MoveOn September 2018


Re: environment and growth
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·         MoveOn Support 
To:whipple1078@yahoo.com
Sep‎ ‎22 at 3:14‎ ‎AM
Hi Daniel,
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On Sep 21, 2018 at 03:14PM PDT whipple1078@yahoo.com wrote:

MoveOn,

Yes, we are fighting for the environment. I agree an issue when wealth is used to rape the planet. I believe no one is addressing the elephant in the room, population. Every additional American means:
less habitat
less wilderness
more demand for water
more demand for food (and usually, too much meat)
more demand for electricity
more demand for roads, schools, stores and everything else!

For the record, I am sixty four, never married no children. My sister is sixty six, never married, no children. My nephew and niece are both in their thirties, single, no children.

What can I do to help.

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