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      Dennis Hall, “The Land Is Borrowed from Our Children,” Michigan Natural Resources 44, no. 4 (July-August 1975): 3. Verified in hard copy.

      147

      Jorg K. Kuhnemann, “Better Towns with Less Traffic,” in Peter Stringer and H. Wenzel, eds., Transportation Planning for a Better Environment, NATO Conference Series (New York: Plenum, 1976), 5. Verified in hard copy.

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      “Building the Future for East Moline?” Common Bond (East Moline, IL), January 1976, 4. Accessed in GenealogyBank.

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      Bill Roden, Adirondack Sportsman, Warrensburg-Lake George News (Warrensburg, NY), May 13, 1976, 4. Accessed in Old Fulton NY Post Cards, http://www.fultonhistory.com/fulton.html.

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      “Remarks of the Incoming Chairman by Theodore D. Lockwood,” Liberal Education 62 (May 1976): 317. Verified in hard copy.

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      “Rambling Afield: Birds of a Feather, Huh?” Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, PA), May 28, 1978, D10. Accessed in Google News Archive, https://goo.gl/EVBk0g.

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      United Nations Environment Programme, UNEP Annual Review 1978 (Nairobi: United Nations Environment Programme, 1980), back cover. Accessed in Google Books, http://goo.gl/mOv7hW.

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      “A World Conservation Strategy by Lee M. Talbot, Director of Conservation and Special Scientific Advisor, World Wildlife Fund International,” text of speech delivered on March 19, 1980, Journal of the Royal Society of Arts 128, no. 5288 (July 1980): 495. Verified in hard copy.

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      “Notes on Contributors: Ezekiel Limehouse,” Lake Street Review 9 (Summer 1980): 41. Verified in scans. Thanks to Dennis Lien and the University of Minnesota Libraries.

      155

      Paul Ehrlich and Anne Ehrlich, “The Politics of Extinction,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 37, no. 5 (May 1981): 26. Accessed in Google Books, https://goo.gl/WggHi4.

      156

      Ed Jones, “Saving the Soil – by Private Initiative,” Christian Science Monitor, January 5, 1983, 23. Accessed in ProQuest.

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      Anne H. Ehrlich, review of Building a Sustainable Society, by Lester R. Brown, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 39, no. 3 (March 1983): 40. Accessed in Google Books, https://goo.gl /EixsWU.

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      Beverly Beyette, “Concern over Movement’s Direction: Environmentalists: Three Who Believe,” Los Angeles Times, June 6, 1985, E1. Accessed in ProQuest.

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      David R. Francis, “New Environmental Tack: Development + Conservation = Growth,” Christian Science Monitor, June 12, 1986, 12. Accessed in ProQuest.

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      Frank Riley, “John Muir’s Legacy Still Strong in Glacier Country,” Los Angeles Times, August 14, 1988, 5. Accessed in ProQuest.

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      David Brower, “Wilderness Shows Us Where We Came From,” Backpacker 17, no. 4 (June 1989): 25. Accessed in Google Books, https://goo.gl/Cn4wjF.

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      “Diplomacy for the Environment,” (text of address by Secretary of State [James] Baker to the National Governors Association, February 26, 1990, Washington, DC), Current Policy no. 1254, February 1990, 4. Accessed in HathiTrust, https://goo.gl/cFyi8t.

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      Environmental Quality [1990]: The Twenty-First Annual Report of the Council on Environmental Quality Together with the President’s Message to Congress, (Washington, DC: Executive Office of the President, Council on Environmental Quality, 1991), 4. Accessed in HathiTrust, https://goo.gl/Lc5vMo.

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      Ralph Keyes, “Some of Our Favorite Quotations Never Quite Went That Way: Did They REALLY Say It?” Washington Post, May 16, 1993, L10. Accessed in ProQuest.

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      “David Brower: The Archdruid Himself,” in Jonathan White, Talking on the Water: Conversations About Nature and Creativity (San Francisco: Sierra Club, 1994), 47. Verified in hard copy.

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      David R. Brower and Steve Chapple, Let the Mountains Talk, Let the Rivers Run: A Call to Those Who Would Save the Earth (San Francisco: HarperCollins West, 1995), 1, 2. Verified in hard copy; Ralph Keyes, The Quote Verifier: Who Said What, Where, and When (New York: St. Martin’s, 2006), 98, 298, 299. Verified in hard copy.

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      Harry Kronman, “The Tyranny of Love,” Esquire, February 1951, 30. Verified in hard copy.

      169

      Jess Lair, I Ain’t Much Baby – But I’m All I’ve Got (Privately published: 1969), 98. Verified in hard copy by Fred R. Shapiro; Jess Lair, I Ain’t Much Baby – But I’m All I’ve Got (Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1972), 203. Verified in hard copy. Note that this published edition is different from the privately published one in endnote 2.

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      Fred R. Shapiro, The Yale Book of Quotations (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2006), 440. Verified in hard copy.

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      Peter Max, Meditation [cartoon panel], Cleveland Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), September 16, 1972, 19B. Accessed in GenealogyBank; Peter Max, Meditation [cartoon panel], News Journal (Mansfield, OH), September 16, 1972, 3. Accessed in NewspaperARCHIVE.com. This newspaper mentioned Chantal Sicile and the request for quotations.

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      Judy Hughes, “At Home with Bill Walton,” Northwest Magazine in Oregonian (Portland, OR), April 20, 1975, 12. Accessed in GenealogyBank.

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      United Press International, “Lee Majors Is No Mr. Fawcett,” Nashua Telegraph (Nashua, NH), July 5, 1978, 15. Accessed in Google News Archive, https://goo.gl/anKFl0.

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      Rob Geraghty, “Re: What Do Women Want??? I Need a Woman’s Advice!!” in reply to Michael Aulfrey, alt.romance.chat Usenet newsgroup, April 26, 1994. Accessed in Google Groups, https://goo.gl/a5aGi9.

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      Bbaylarry, “OTP: Joke – If You Love Something,” alt.support.arthritis