Who are the new Ecologists?
Managing the Media Environment in a New Age of Digital Dominance.
September 17, 2005
By Stephanie Bennett
At least since the 1970’s the emphasis on protecting the world’s natural resources has been increasing, particularly for those ecologically-minded folks known as “the environmentalists.” Today, in the nascent stages of the 21st century, they are often called “Greenies,” and though they were the first to sound the trumpet, with a call to “preserve the waterways,” “save the planet,” and “protect the whales,” their message has proliferated and has come to be normative in everyday life.
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