Idea of progress - How Americans relate to ecology nowadays?

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[...] Therefore, it is a proof of the progress of the ecological awakening among Americans, who are beginning to worry about the future of the planet and act for it. III. A communication campaign for the environment - Green Patriot Posters Finally, we would like to evoke the communication campaign Green Patriot Posters, which launched a poster competition on the ecological issue. The artists revisited key images or symbols of American culture, creating contemporary works promoting the struggle for the environment. [...]

[...] So, the campaign aimed to encourage Americans to become eco-friendlier in the everyday life. It is a peaceful attempt of green mobilization to advance and change the society and mentalities. To conclude, it's hard to be heard when you're advocating ecology in a country like the United States. Especially when one of the world's greatest climatosceptics is in power and wishes to do nothing but aggravate a crisis he refutes. Despite everything, in this country, which is the second most polluting in the world, an ecological consciousness is beginning to emerge among Americans. [...]

[...] Idea of progress – How Americans relate to ecology nowadays? We will talk about the notion of the idea of progress and illustrate it with the environmental issue in the USA. Progress can be defined as an improvement, a development or a change. It can be a technical, scientific or social advance which contributes to making the world a better place. Here, we will approach progress from a rather social point of view to study mainly the behaviour of Americans regarding scientific studies concerning the future of the planet. [...]

[...] A year later, outraged by the frigid temperatures in the south, he wrote that global warming could only be a hoax. He also cut the budget for ecology because it was a waste of money and wants to authorise drilling in the Arctic. You will have understood; Trump presents himself as an enemy of the planet at a time when consciences are awakening about the climate emergency. As a result, his words and policy are likely to provoke growing challenges. II. [...]