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Environmentalism
* appears to have growth out of a decreasingly steep rate of growth.
* are preservation.
  * Environmentalists often talk about threats to the earth from pollution and overpopulation. Environmentalism is both personal and political. In their own lives, environmentalists do things that are better for the earth, such as recycling, using natural products, and supporting businesses that try not to harm the environment. Politically, they support laws that help the environment, like laws against pollution.
* can be about people's backyards.
* concern for minimizing environmental harm.
* eliminates such rights as a constitutional category.
* has many names because it is an emergent ideology
  - nothing to do with protecting the environment
* is at root a movement against man
  - big business
  - concerned with protection and promotion of the bioshpere
  - everywhere
* is just part of the tooth, fang and claw in life
  - the latest mutation of nihilism i.e., of anti-selfishness
  - one of the most powerful social revolutions of the twentieth century
  - part of the American ethic
  - rooted in the notion that pristine nature is sacred
  - socialist
  - survival
* is the attitude of a conqueror's benevolence towards the conquered
  - new face of the religionists
* lost cause.
* makes man the endangered species.
* philosophy that upholds a profound hatred of humankind.
* political movement that has created strong opinions.
* rejects harm-based standing rules.
* simple choice that is made meal by meal.
* thus pushes toward a centralized, unlimited political scheme.

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Modern environmentalism
* is peopled by a very mixed group of folks and their motivations.
* rests on a philosophical base that women have had a firm hand in shaping.

Farmland preservation
* happens in rural towns with small populations.
* is really preservation of the overall quality of life.

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Historic preservation
* can play an important role in economic development.
* creates awareness of a community's heritage.
* form of land use regulation.
* helps to revitalize inner-city neighborhoods and business districts.
* is conservation in every sense of the word
  - important for economic growth
  - public policy, at least when it's convenient
  - to preserve the sense of community
* means jobs, more jobs than from new construction projects alone.
* part of the area in planning, governance and urban policy.
* planning technique employed in many American metropolitan areas.

Plastination
* has many benefits.
* is preservation
  - primarily the work of a highly skilled craftsman
* process of silicone, polyester or epoxy impregnation of tissues.

Privacy protection
* is both a personal and fundamental right of all individuals
  - largely a personal responsibility
* significant business issue in the information economy.

Respiratory protection
* becomes necessary when large amounts of dust are generated.
* means that respirators ought to be used.

Social protection
* covers expenditure on benefits, social services and health care.
* is the means to provide security of income and a safe working environment
  - route to an inclusive society
* represents a fundamental component of the European model of society.

Watershed protection
* is the most effective strategy for ensuring clean water in the future.
* key element in protecting water quality.

Wing tip
* are part of wing tips
  - shoes
* is protection

Puncture
* are activities
  - extremely painful and can result in loss of limb or death
  - holes
  - mishap
* bubbles to release trapped air.
* is also an important area in the design of turbo codes
  - an activity
* occurs when a probe, needle or some other object is forced through the glove.