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Cagle, Susie (16 de agosto de 2019). «'Bees, not refugees': the environmentalist roots of anti-immigrant bigotry». The Guardian(en inglés británico). ISSN0261-3077. Consultado el 13 de noviembre de 2020. «The deep ecologist Dave Foreman was a co-founder of the radical wilderness collective Earth First! before the group forced him and his increasingly anti-immigration ideology out. By the late 90s, the anti-immigration issue reached a fever pitch within the US environmental movement. The Sierra Club had grown exponentially in the preceding decades, and “population control” had been part of its core platform. A nearly decade-long power struggle ensued for control over America’s pre-eminent conservation group, as new members attempted to move away from the overpopulation argument, while longtime Sierrans and those in Tanton’s circle pushed the group to maintain immigration control as a core tenet.»
