Titlebook: Ecological Sustainability and Integrity: Concepts and Approaches; John Lemons,Laura Westra,Robert Goodland Book 1998 Springer Science+Busi

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978-90-481-4980-3Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998

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Sustainability and Environmental Ethicsias focus on a “back to nature” sentiment that encourages refugees from industrialized society to join communes that establish a more desirable relationship between humans and the environment. Real experimental isolation is almost impossible to achieve in such communes, however, and in times of diff

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Investigating Individual Motives for Environmental Action: Lexicographic Preferences, Beliefs and Atover-ride the individual due to immanent disaster and the scientific complexity of environmental problems. Political dominance of the concept of free market democracy and the unattractiveness of dictatorship has placed the rhetoric of the former approach at the forefront in recent years. The result

Introduction

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Burden of Proof Requirements and Environmental Sustainability: Science, Public Policy, and Ethicsironment is threatening life on earth. The threats to the global environment combined with other problems confronting humans are made more ominous when one considers that they are occurring with a current human population of approximately 5.6 billion people. Because the human population may grow to

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The Ratchet Effecty upon which everyone agrees. An extreme view is that the only kind of resource harvesting that is sustainable is that of aboriginal hunter-gatherers in the rain forest. They live in a closed ecosystem. Nothing is artificially imported into the ecosystem, so there is no pollution. Nothing is transpo

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Sustaining World Fisheries Resources: An Ethical Dilemmaoptimal and sustained level. Instead, but particularly since the end of World War Two, these resources have been harvested as if they existed without limit as our harvesting technology rapidly out-distanced our ability to manage fisheries resources effectively and at a sustainable level. Although ex

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Traditional Sustainability: A Case Study of Floodplain Fisheries Management in West Africarly human cultures and it is a method of teaching that transmitted knowledge from one generation to the next. Sustainable development was prescribed as a concept by Brown (1981) and in 1987, the Brundtland report, “Our Common Future” defined it as “development that meets the needs of the present wit