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just olya [345]
2 years ago
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What events influenced the growth of environmental movement in the United States? Why did the environmental movement attract man

y of the same people who had participated in other movements? Do you think the environmental movement has had a positive or negative effect on the United States?
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KIM [24]2 years ago
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<span>Events covered include the effects that DDT had on the environment and the Cuyahoga river in Ohio catching fire because it was so polluted. In 1969, the crew of a Japanese fishing vessel near Bikini Atoll were exposed to massive doses of radiation from the fallout of an H-Bomb test. The concern over the environment went on way before that, though. </span>
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