A Deal with the Devil

Semester in the West Podcast by Whitman College

Feb 7, 201900:07:57Government & Organizations

Conservation work is frequently funded by large corporations and rich individuals trying to make an impact, but these supporters sustain their fortunes by exploiting natural resources and people. Is this hypocritical? Do...

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