[rface]

I must say, the Harvard Crimson is quickly becoming my favorite daily paper to read ..... what's going on there?

[Southack]

The Harvard Crimson printed "DDT" without smearing it?!

Students really will rebel against their teachers...

[Paloma_55]

Like Unionism, social welfare, and other causes of the past...they don't know when they have crossed the line from "We have a problem" to "We ARE the problem".

There were valid reasons for environmental alarmism back in the 60's and 70's, but the USA has gotten the issue on track and is working on it. Now they are just silly.

However, if the enviro-wackos want to keep busy, they should run on over to China and start giving THEM sh1t as the Chinese are the biggest source of pollution in the world. Of course, protests don't go over too well there, but thats OK with me. Send the protesters to Tienemen Square!

[RoadTest]

I agree - it's the environmentalists that have destroyed the environmental movement.

[NaughtiusMaximus]

As part of my celebration of the artificial, pseudo-holiday so-called Earth Day, I'm looking for a good monster truck rally to attend.

[Wonder Warthog]

"....the movement must develop a moderate discourse while challenging its previous assumptions and outdated theories."

You'll know this has happened when the eco-freak groups come out in favor of drastically expanded use of nuclear power.

[Matchett-PI]

Where did he come up with this "doubled" statistic? I don't think it's correct: "The U.S. population has more than doubled since 1970".