Ronald Reagan, who achieved the unity of the entire liberal American left, thought very little about the environment, in political terms, and did not fear that his popularity would be damaged by his decisions; so Reagan dismissed the problem of acid rain and the ideas to end it. During the 1980s, pollution was a major problem in Canada, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau blamed US factories for pollution, so the Environmental Protection Agency asked Reagan to commit more budget to reduce acid rain; but Reagan rejected it, saying it would waste government money, and even questioned all scientific evidence about the causes of acid rain.
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they took over the jobs that men could no longer do due to being drafted or enlisted in the military, which was the awakening of the civil rights movement
I'm assuming we are talking about Henry Channon, he went into politics and he was associated with the appeasement wing of the Conservative party. Why did he want appeeasement, well here is what the ODNB said: "Always ferociously anti-communist, he was an early dupe of the Nazis because his attractive German princelings hoped that Hitler might be preparing for a Hohenzollern restoration." Hohenzollern was a house of former princes, kings and emperors. I am assuming that he thought that with his politics of appeasement he could achieve that.
