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consilience-3904	El-Kamel Bakari, Mohamed	Mapping the ‘Anthropocentric-Ecocentric’ Dualism in the History of American Presidency: the Good, the Bad, and the Ambivalent	2017	32	.pdf	application/pdf	13019	599	41	Describing the side effects of the Reaganomics’ wave of deregulation, Michael E. Kraft and Norman J. Vig wrote: Budget cuts and loss of capacity in environmental institutions took a serious toll during the 1980s, […] the determined efforts of a popular president (namely Ronald Reagan) could not halt the advance of environmental policy. Further unveiling Obama’s ‘anthropocentrism’ was his huge focus on economic and national security benefits as independent benefits, instead of as associated with environmental policies, when using the presidential bully pulpit.	cache/consilience-3904.pdf	txt/consilience-3904.txt