Bit of an aside, but it's so wild that we label people as "environmentalists" and that anyone would place themselves NOT in that group.
It seems like 100% of people should want air which is non-toxic, water which is non-toxic and food which is non-toxic.
But of course, being an "abolitionist" was a political group in the 1800s but now it's just assumed that 100% of people are anti-slavery, so maybe the optimistic take is that "environmentalist" will undergo the same transformation as "abolitionist".
It seems like 100% of people should want air which is non-toxic, water which is non-toxic and food which is non-toxic.
But of course, being an "abolitionist" was a political group in the 1800s but now it's just assumed that 100% of people are anti-slavery, so maybe the optimistic take is that "environmentalist" will undergo the same transformation as "abolitionist".