Titlebook: Environmental Dilemmas; Ethics and decisions R.J. Berry (FRSE) Book 1993 R.J. Berry 1993 economics.environment.pollution.welfare.wetland

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05248-3aced with increasingly difficult problems. Until comparatively recent times the world could be, and was, treated as effectively inexhaustible. Environmental problems were local ones caused by crowding or overexploitation, and solvable by migration or fairly obvious regulation. This is not to deny th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18426-0among tribal communities as an outcome to their close contact with natural surroundings (see Chapter 2) but the environmental thinking of literature or early industrial societies has not been widely studied. There are exceptions; for example, . and . have written about the Judeo-Christian and Chinese approaches to nature.

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