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James Delingpole

The slow death of environmentalism

5 May 2016

1:00 PM

5 May 2016

1:00 PM

Would you describe yourself as an ‘environmentalist’? I would, mainly to annoy greenies, but also because it’s true. If your definition of an environmentalist is someone who loves immersing himself in the natural world, makes a study of its ways and cares deeply about its future, I’m at least as much of one as David Attenborough.

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