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Man's responsibility for nature by John Arthur Passmore · Booklabria

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Man's responsibility for nature

NatureHuman ecology

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First published: 1974
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Passmore argues that there is urgent need to change our attitude to the environment, and that humans cannot continue unconstrained exploitation of the biosphere.

Subjects: Nature
Human ecology
Environmental protection
Effect of human beings on
Nature, effect of human beings on
Philosophy of nature

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