And so would I be correct in believing that by not allowing the United States and Canada to expand our use of our natural resources, we may in fact be creating a greater problem worldwide with pollution than if we are allowed to use with our sensitivities to the environment are allowed to use our natural resources?
Griffith suggests restrictions on U.S. and Canadian resources could worsen global pollution.
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