New report highlights economic contribution of Greenbelt Lands
When did David Suzuki become an economist?
By Guest Column —— Bio and Archives--October 6, 2008
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Benjamin Franklin said; “A penny saved is a penny earned.”
Mother Earth’s Advocate Natural (M.E.A.N.) David Suzuki and Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation reported a $2.6 billion annual infrastructure savings for Queens Park. What business does a science advocate have to meddle in financial professions unless he has a vested interest in the outcome? Suzuki even goes as far as predicting future threats based on a M.E.A.N. financial analyses. When did he turn into a M.E.A.N economist?
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