Nobel Peace Prize for Al Gore and the IPCC
The Nobel Peace Prize goes to former US Vice President Al Gore and the IPCC for their efforts to communicate the dangers of climate change.
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The Nobel Peace Prize goes to former US Vice President Al Gore and the IPCC for their efforts to communicate the dangers of climate change.
The environmental protection NGO is founded in Vancouver, Canada.
The first “Earth Day” is celebrated in the US in 1970; by 1990 it is observed worldwide.
Publication of Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring, a catalyst for environmental consciousness in the US and worldwide.
Early modern European voyages to the New World led to the globally transformative exchange of people, plants, ideas, and diseases.
Paul and Anne Ehrlich’s book The Population Bomb raises public awareness about overpopulation.