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Can Big Business Save the Environment?
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Can Big Business Save the Environment?
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Moderated by Phil Deloria. The panel discusses the way businesses impact the environment, and how the public can influence big business. Mary Barley argues that consumers must encourage businesses to make environmentally conscious choices. Robert Repetto argues that citizens are more politically responsive than big business. Molly Ivins disagrees, arguing that businesses have much more money and power than private citizens. The panelists discuss subsidies, legal action, and money in politics. Audience questions cover environmental regulations, consumer choice, socioeconomic class, and the property rights movement.
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Moderated by Phil Deloria. The panel discusses the way businesses impact the environment, and how the public can influence big business. Mary Barley argues that consumers must encourage businesses to make environmentally conscious choices. Robert Repetto argues that citizens are more politically responsive than big business. Molly Ivins disagrees, arguing that businesses have much more money and power than private citizens. The panelists discuss subsidies, legal action, and money in politics. Audience questions cover environmental regulations, consumer choice, socioeconomic class, and the property rights movement.
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00:00:00 Panel introduced -- 00:02:12 Mary Barley begins -- 00:05:00 Barley ends -- 00:05:05 Robert Repetto begins -- 00:13:00 Repetto ends -- 00:13:05 Molly Ivins begins -- 00:24:18 Ivins ends -- 00:24:23 Panel discussion begins -- 00:34:19 Panel discussion ends -- 00:34:22 Audience questions begin -- 01:10:28 Audience questions end.
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1998-04-07
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Box #1, Panel #2014, 1998
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