Environmentalism

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The Term given to the movement towards environmental problems
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The group which opposed nuclear weapons
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Passed in both 1956 and 1968 to regulate pollutants
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The book that brought widespread public concern about the use of chemicals in agriculture
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The political party that advocated for environmental sustainability
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The Term given to the introduction of contaminants into the environment
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Crisis in 1952 due to pollution
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Another word referring to laws passed
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Term meaning to preserve wildlife