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Democratic Ethics, Environmental Lobbying Groups, and Symbolic Inclusion: The Case of the Canadian up minimizing (de-emphasizing) the prime cause of America’s global warming emissions: urban sprawl.. Moreover, an emphasis on clean energy also allows mainstream environmental groups to avoid raising uncomfortable questions/issues related to the operation of the American empire (e.g., US foreign policy).

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