Question

Imagine your state is considering a bill that would allow businesses to build coal and other fossil fuel-based factories on state-owned lands. Greenpeace International publishes an article on its website about the proposed policy. In a well-written paragraph, explain what their position would most likely be on the idea and what actions they might take to get it passed or not passed.

Answer 1

Answer:Greenpeace International would most likely post an article that would not be in favor of businesses building coal and fossil fueled factories on State owned lands. This is supported by the fact that Greenpeace is an organization that supports environmental awareness and justice. The organization would start by spreading awareness of the bill that the state was trying to pass, informing the citizens of the states about how they would be affected if the bill was passed and also how the whole environment would be effected as a result.

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Answer 2

Greenpeace International's position would most likely be against the idea because they may see that fossil fuels are limited and take years to build back up. Also they would be against it because of beliefs that the fuels are bad for the environment. To stop it they may petition or riot, however there are more violent ways of them getting their point across these ways would be by destroying the tools needed to support your company as well as keeping the area blocked in.