A panel of experts will discuss the future of environmentalism, and the need to avoid the "I Have A Nightmare" mentality, today from 11am to 12pm PST on National Public Radio.
"Environmentalist Michael Schellenberger argues that Greens need to stop preaching doom. He says they need an 'I Have a Dream' speech, instead of 'I Have a Nightmare.' In a live broadcast from San Francisco, home of Earth Day, Neal Conan and guests discuss the future of environmentalism."
Guests include Dr. Michel Gelobter, Executive Director of Redefining Progress, Carl Pope of the Sierra Club, Ted Nordhaus of the Breakthrough Institute, and Dr. Margo Thorning of the American Council on Capital Formation.
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