View 5 Margaret Thatcher Quotes On Environment - 8th of April, 2013 Environment; British politics; Education; Society; Science and technology; Global development; Obituaries; Margaret Thatcher This article is almost eight years old. Margaret Thatcher's life in quotations Another quoted Thatcher earlier: "The risk of global warming is as yet unseen, but real enough for us to make adjustments and sacrifices so that we do not live at the price of future generations."
It provides the wet atmosphere that supports life on Earth. The greenhouse effect is necessary, but only in the appropriate amounts. Our ecosystem is most threatened by the sheer quantity of people and the plants and animals that accompany them. At the time of my birth, the world's population was around 2 billion people. "Perhaps the biggest test of how far we can behave as a world community will be our capacity to work together to stop or minimize harm to the planet's ecosystem," she remarked. "We will require
"So, in a speech to scientists in 1990, I remarked that whatever international action we agree on to deal with environmental problems, we must enable all of our economies to expand and develop because without development, you cannot produce the income necessary to pay for environmental protection." 9 April 2013 "The environmental crisis that the entire world faces necessitates an equal reaction from the entire globe." Every country will be affected, and no one will be able to opt out. Those nations that are
