who benefits the green revolution?
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Firstly, the Green "Revolution" is not so much a revolution as it is a tax grab by special interest lobbyists. Some politicans gain support by championing the green cause, but the "revolution" has yet to provide anything of substance except doom-saying and self-rightousness.\n\nAre they going to be the saviours of our planet? No. Mother nature will take care of that. Are they going to provide sustainable jobs and development? No.\n\nThe Greens have little to offer except pie-in-the sky ideology and their own lobbying jobs. Nice in theory, impractical in the real world.
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They provide oxygen.\nThey make the soil fertile by the process known as rhizo-deposition.\nThey trap energy from sunlight, which could have otherwise heated up the planet.
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Tell them to stop polluting.\n\nNo in all seriousness it's not the individual you should be targeting but society as a whole. Government could introduce initiatives and legislation to order cut backs on greenhouse emissions and encourage recycling and renewable energy sources.\n\nBig companies are a big problem. Historically they haven't given a damn about the environment - they're just after profits so new technology and methods is essential in order for them to cut back.\n\nHefty fines should be implemented unto those who refuse to go "greener" when ordered, both individuals and companies. But this woon't happen just yet. For the time being e-mail your local council with some ideas and encourage others to be more considerate to the environment.
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It's the chlorophyll that makes them green.
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many states offering biotechnology parks for enterpreneurs. they are in huge requirement of man power in the field.  It is an emerging field parlell to IT
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I'm registered with the Green Party.
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"Everyone wants to save the planet. No one helps mom with the dishes" - P.J. O'Rourke.  Fix the problems at hand and work your way up. Seldom if ever will folks not in the top power positions get to make the difference you seem to want to attempt. Try doing something smaller first. Simple acts of human kindness count, too!
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With the increase in the human population agriculture is going to become more important than ever.\n\nMost crops are being grown on large estates to get the benefit of economies of scale. \n\nThe chemical boosting of agriculture seems to be coming to an end. Farmers are putting fertilisers, weedkillers and plant killers on their crops with diminishing returns.\n\nThere is a move back to sustainable agriculture which means that farmers tend the soil with compost and let fields lie fallow and use less chemicals on the land.\n\nOrganic farming is also making inroads into the mass commercial production of crops - that is farmers who grow crops without using any chemicals.\n\nGenetically modified crops should improve yields and profitability  once the issues over the release of the plants are resolved.
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the industrial revolution, global warming will destroy our planet now small wars
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GM crops have helped to stop famine in 3rd world countries. It has saved MILLIONS of men, women, and children. \n\nPatrick Moore, one of the founders of Greenpeace, says:\n\n"Activists persist in their zero-tolerance campaign against genetically enhanced varieties of food crops when there is zero evidence of harm to human health or the environment, and the benefits are measurable and significant. Genetically enhanced (GE) food crops result in reduced chemical pesticides, higher yield, and reduced soil erosion. Golden Rice, for example, could prevent blindness in 500,000 children per year in Asia and Africa if activists would stop blocking its introduction. Other varieties of food crops will contain iron, Vitamin E, enhanced protein and better oils. No other technology can match the potential of GE to address the nutritional deficiencies of billions of people. The anti-GE campaign seeks to deny these environmental and nutritional advances by using “Frankenfood” scare tactics and misinformation campaigns."
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Go to the greenparty.org They spell out their beliefs in fairly simple terms. They have ten basic truths they live by or something like that. They are interesting your best bet is to read their website though.\n Actually go to ctgreens.org the website for the CT green partys chapter is laid out better, than just the greenparty.org it is easier to navigate.
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Well I would have to say, the consumers, the growers, and ironically enough, the environmentalists.\n\nConsumers benefit from lower prices, bigger, healthier food, and less pesticides.\n\nThe growers benefit from greatly enhanced yields and a reduced need for toxic & costly pesticides.\n\nAnd finally, the enviros benefit in two ways.  The mature, intelligent ones benefit because greater yields means less farmland needed to grow the same amount of food, and also fewer pesticides used is better for the environment.  Meanwhile, the more ignorant and teeth-gnashing enviros benefit from biotech because they have another cause to protest and another means of whining about how totally evil capitalism is.\n\nEver read "Liberation Biology" by Ronald Bailey?  It's a fantastic book about biotech.  It looks at not just crop biotech but also medical biotech like gene therapy & stem cell research.  The book is all about both the technologies themselves (and let me tell ya, there's some pretty amazing stuff in the pipeline), and about the moral & ethical implications of it.  The book is written for the educated layman; it's not really technical, but has hundreds of footnotes & references included to back up what he says about biotech.
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it is the greenhouse effect that causes global warming.
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Specific sectors will benefit from coming policy changes and adjusted priorities.  A few sectors will suffer.\n \nBig pharma stocks have fallen with the sure knowledge that Democrats will push through provisions that permit medicare and other federal programs to negotiate lower prices for drugs and encourage the re-importation of drugs from Canada.  Sectors involved in alternative fuels will surly get a bump with the solid support for energy independence.  The old energy sector -- Exxon for one -- will take a hit with the certainty that obscene profits will be taxed as windfall profits and some of the Cheney energy policy advantages for big oil will be reversed.  \n\n(These are the prognostications from one who has lost plenty in the stock market.)
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the answer is "green"
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Are you trying to get Yahoo users to do your homework? :)\n\nWell, the benefits of the car outweigh the harms. They're practical, beneficial and are essential for modern city life. On the down side, car emissions are the one of the greatest contibutors to the greenhouse effect, but cars are so immersed into our culture that it is impossible to get rid of them. we can only eliminate the waste they produce, not the car itself.
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It is because of the Global Warming due to the green house effect.