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While I wouldn't characterize environmentalists as "evil," I definitely agree that man's progress is significantly more important than nature's preservation. I like that the green movement has helped us look to alternatives in unnecessary waste (ex: more fuel-efficient cars, reusable grocery bags, etc.), but when it gets to the point where people have to suffer just for nature, like your example about Al Gore, we obviously have to rethink what we're doing. Nature is primarily a tool for us. I'm glad the Daily published this article. Thanks!

Ignorance at its finest. Here's a word of advice: don't write about what you DON'T know about, kid.

This is the most backwards, uninformed, retarded article I have ever read. Wow. I hope you're not planning on going into journalism becuase you obviously did NOT do any research or have any idea what you're even talking about. This was obviously written by an 18-year-old punk kid.

Great piece! Environmentalism's anti-man philosophy needs to be exposed and contrasted with the pro-man philosophy of capitalism. The distinction is a matter of life and death.

Thanks!

For those who make the bogus claim that the environmental movement is ultimately concerned with making the earth more liveable for mankind, you need to do a better job of listening to the leaders of your movement. They despise mankind, pure and simple. If you look at global living standards, they have improved markedly since the beginning of the industrial revolution, i.e. the advent of modern pollution and "environmental degradation". Of course, the industrial revolution also facilitated man's ability to alter the environment for his own purposes. Gaglio isn't saying that environmental resources should be wasted, he's simply saying that man's welfare should be the primary consideration.

With all due respect, this article simply shows the lack of understanding of the environmental movement as much as the skewing of what it means to be objective. for one, I can't believe someone who is willing to call himself objective would use the words "good" or "evil", both infinitely regressing and self defining terms.
Its true that many of the environmentalists to attribute an intrinsic value to nature. However, stating that environmentalists only care about the environment at the cost of humanity is akin to saying all religious people want to bomb buildings. It is an extreme point of view. most environmentalists share the opinion that the environment is a tool, or asset to man, or at least that man is also a part of nature.

however the environmentalist' thoughts go greater is when you consider the impact of the environment and how we treat it to human lives.
Economically, humans are at a crisis we have never experienced before. in the past, the limiting resources of human growth was simply the human ability to produce. how many factories can we build? how many workers can we get? natural resources on earth was considered unlimited and thus exploited without concern. however, that is not the case. our limiting factor is not how much saws we have to cut trees, but the number of trees left to cut. Its not the amount of fishers we have, but the number of fishes.
secondly, because of this resources management throughout the industrial era has been all but efficient. the incredible amount of wasted and overused energy and resources is taking its toll, but if resource use and energy use can be minimized, it has huge potential savings while having the same results as inefficient resource management. "environmentally friendly" companies such as Interface co. and Google demonstrate this effect.
Also, in the end, is not everything we do to maximize human satisfaction? the whole point of economy, money, government, all for human satisfaction? then who is satisfied by having asthma, breathing heavy polluted air, being unable to swim in their local river, or fish, or being unable to see the stars? Who is satisfied when their child is born with neurological damage because of the mercury and lead outputs of nearby industry? i am personally doing studies on children's blood lead levels around industrial complexes in detroit, and there is a startling correlation between the distances of the children from the complexes.
Environmentalism is not simply "tree hugging". It is a way to maximize human satisfaction, maximize the efficiency of our economy and industry, and maximize our lifestyle, not minimize. It is also social justice. the tar sands industry you speak of, what If I told you that the tar sands industry imports hundreds of foreign workers and keeps them in isolated workers camps not too far off from the style of the old internment camps? Or that its causing so much pollution in the nearby rivers that the native population are unable to continue sustaining themselves as they always have because their meat is contaminated with Arsenic? or that the Asthma rate in Bronx for children is 70%?

I strongly invite you to really look into the objective truth behind what environmentalism is, instead of that ignorant bias you have, when words such as "It seems to me that environmentalism’s ultimate aim is nothing more than the destruction of civilization and the reduction of mankind to a primitive, animal-like state." seems to indicate. President Obama is doing the right thing. He has gotten over the inconvenient truth that the threat to the environment poses to us, that denial that our government was in for so many years. I sincerely hope that you too can get over this.

Good article.

I used to think that environmentalism is a good idea, because I thought that one day we will run out of natural resources.

But that's false. Consider the oil fields in the Middle East. For centuries, the people there hated the sticky, smelly goop coming out from the ground. It was useless and a pain. Then one day, western technology came, and found a use for all this oil. Now everyone loves this oil.

As long as we continue to have advances in science and technology, we will never run out of energy. Want to eat more potato chips? Plant more potatoes. That's what farmers do. Want to consume more paper? Plant more trees. That's what the paper industry does. Want cheaper electricity? Build a nuclear power plant. (Nuclear technology is another energy source shackled by the environmentalists.)

What a silly, silly essay. You can't dismiss the ideas of preservation and conservation just by stating (ludicrously) that they are "anti-mankind", merely because they are an inconvenience. The Earth has a limited amount of natural resources and a narrow range of habitability. Doesn't it make sense to not exhaust these natural resources and not to destroy our habitat? Environmentalists don't advocate for the elimination of all technological advances in order to maintain a "pristine" Earth (which is meaningless anyway), they advocate using our knowledge to manage our consumption so that it does not cause excessive harm, and to use our scientific knowledge to produce advances that reduce our environmental footprint while also improving our lives. It seems to me that while you are advocating one objectivist principle (self-interest), you are ignoring others (science, knowledge, and reason).

Great article, but in Obama's budget outline his cap-and-trade program extorts $650 billion by 2019, not $150 billion.

spot on! dirty air, erratic food supply, numerous cancers and an inhabitable planet in a hundred years is definitely "good for man." glad you sorted this out.