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Latest revision as of 19:03, September 26, 2018
This aricle is on the founding member of environmentalist group Greenpeace, click here for the article on Sir Patrick Moore the Astronomer.
Patrick Moore was a founder of the environmentalist group Greenpeace, who left it in 1986 because
"[t]he environmental movement abandoned science and logic somewhere in the mid-1980s."[1]
References
- â Patrick Moore quoted in an interview in the New Scientist (1999), excerpted in Tom Bethell, The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science 90 (2005).
External links
- Greenspirit, Patrick Moore's website
- Going Nuclear: A Green Makes the Case, from the Washington Post