There aren't enough lab rats in the world to properly test it, so, he says, let sleeping dioxins lie. According to Huber, we don't really know if toxic-waste dumping causes cancer, so we should just forget about it. We made the mess, let nature deal with it. Disasters like the Exxon Valdez spill and Love Canal are the exception. They say organic tomatoes, he says supersize it.
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Rather than dither about in the nether world of trans-science with the softs, Huber says, we should instead renew our faith in the conservation movement founded by Teddy Roosevelt around the turn of the last century. It is very easy to talk the conservationist talk, and Huber does it well, but the hike is a much more difficult proposition. But Huber willfully and disdainfully ignores the progress the softs have made in the area of land conservation. All rights reserved.