deaths (obituaries)
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Herman Daly, 84, who challenged the economic gospel of growth, dies
Perhaps the best-known ecological economist, he faulted his mainstream peers for failing to account for the environmental harm growth can bring.
David Foreman, hard-line environmentalist, dies at 75
As a co-founder of the group Earth First!, he advocated slashing tires and downing power lines in an effort to return vast swaths of the country to their natural state.
Joseph Hazelwood, captain of the Exxon Valdez, is dead at 75
The tanker spilled millions of gallons of oil when it ran aground, causing one of the nation’s worst environmental disasters. He accepted responsibility but was demonized.
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Patrick J. Michaels, Vocal Outlier on Climate Change, Dies at 72
He thought the conversation around global warming was alarmist, and his scientific credentials made him a go-to expert for those who played down the threat.
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Patrick J. Michaels, vocal outlier on climate change, dies at 72
He thought the conversation around global warming was alarmist, and his scientific credentials made him a go-to expert for those who played down the threat.
Hazel Henderson, groundbreaking environmentalist, dies at 89
A self-taught apostle of the green economy and socially responsible investing, she taught her followers to act locally.
Adriana Hoffmann, botanist who fought for Chile's forests, dies at 82
The U.N. recognized her as one of the top 25 environmental leaders of the 1990s, championing her nation’s natural resources in the face of corporate power.
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