What incentive was to create and attend the first earth day

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ECONOMIC VIDEO AND QUESTIONS

Using economic reasoning please try to answer the following questions. The film can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBVGzf-fFl0.

Maximum 2 sides, 12 point, Arial or similar font.

1. Briefly explain what the incentive was to create and attend the first Earth Day.
2. What economic principles might explain your answer to Question 1?
3. Why isn't Earth Day as big an event as it was on the first Earth Day?
4. What effect does population have on pollution? Can you express this as a simple qualitative equation?

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