What exactly is meant by rewilding depends on who is talking about it. The term was coined by Dave Foreman, a leading figure in the 1980s wave of environmental direct action in the US, to describe the kind of large-scale wilderness restoration he and others advocated. Their idea was that conservationists should move beyond trying to protect particular beauty spots or species, and focus on rebuilding ecosystems that could sustain themselves with minimal human interference.
‘Rewilding’ We’re all toddlers now.
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The Guardian view on Theresa May and Brexit: a prime minister gone rogue | EditorialEditorial: Theresa May has put no deal firmly back on the table in flagrant defiance of parliament and the dictates of responsible government Another mental case - Nigel_Farage - threatens ‘I will do my best to tear her party limb from limb’ Let’s actually see how he does it! UKIP & Tories are both equally responsible for Brexit! Cameron, Boris, Farage & Mogg are all responsible. May is the worst of all. NoBrexit Theresa May's turn as populist demagogue would have been nauseatingly entertaining if it wasn't for the small fact that we are in the middle of a pretty serious political crisis. Rogue PM
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The Guardian view on regulating porn: wrong step, right direction | EditorialEditorial: Damaging both to the producers and the consumers, online pornography is finally being tackled I now require ID, home address and telephone number from all state agents wishing to communicate with me. It's to protect the kids. Well, the very first sentence is nonsense...the rest is confused blather. Why bother writing an article, when you have no idea what you're talking about?
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The Guardian view on weather forecasts: we need the bigger picture | EditorialEditorial: Climate must not be confused with local conditions, but remodelled broadcasts could help people understand the dangers we face Jeremy Corbyns brother says Global warming is crap. Just saying. Nah. 5 day forecast, Doppler, highs and lows is plenty. Don’t need to politicize the weather.
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The Guardian view on the Brexit crisis: take back control by giving it up | EditorialEditorial: The prime minister will only a get a grip on the Brexit crisis by learning to loosening hers on the terms of departure from the EU You can't make this shit up... The Guardian view on Brexit is ...remain Free Movement SANK Remain with the working class. Both Left and Right will NEVER NEVER vote for an OVER supply of cheap labour pouring in. Why can't the Metrolib Left understand that.
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The Guardian view on Xinjiang’s detention camps: not just China’s shame | EditorialEditorial: Vast numbers of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities are being held in detention. The world must speak out RoqueJc2010 Something the average Chinese knows nothing about, as of course this kind of news is censored there. Stop buying into western propaganda against China. Gentrification, gun violence, mass shooting in the West is more worrying. Live your lives and let the Chinese live theirs. Stop your hypocrisy
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