Misguided Environmental Activism
Environmental Activism Can Hurt The Poor
By Jack Dini —— Bio and Archives--April 20, 2021
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Environmental activism can delay or even stop development projects in developing countries. Not all of it is wrong, but more and more of it is, especially concerning hydrocarbon-based power plants and food in developing countries.
India, with a population of 1.3 billion and nearly 300 million living in poverty, has been facing constant challenges to its energy goals. Hydrocarbon projects in particular face hurdles from well-organized environmental activists backed by Western funders.
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