he environment is not threatened by human activity but rather threatened by environmental ideology. He starts off by using Lomborg as an example who compares environmental ideology to Marxism in that it "forces facts to fit their theory." He believes the depletion of resources, increase in pollution and species extinction is merely litany for it does not reflect the actual state of the world nor is it backed up by evidence.
             Bailey's main argument lies in the comparison between the increase of human life expectancy over the past century and the increase in the average amount of food per person in developing countries. He claims that even though the world population has doubled, the percentage
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