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嚙齒動(dòng)物

Greentopia in the Garden: From Paradise to Virtuous Practiceg that, in search of a good relationship with nature, it is not enough to imagine one of paradisiac harmony; it is rather a question of practice—of how we engage with nature in our everyday lives. The garden is a place that integrates both: the utopian promise of living well with nature, and the cha

誘拐

恭維

A Better Wilderness? Ethical Questions and Social Ambivalences of Precision Livestock Farmingiscusses the consequences of new technologies for three relevant groups: farmers, society as a whole, and animals. For each of these groups, there are hopes and potentials, but also risks and open questions. After discussing ethical aspects, the paper develops an escalation that could be argued as e

Palter

Green and Smart Visions of Urban Futuresflate urban smartness with greenness. While there indeed are elements of convergence of great potential, smart and green cities are in fact very different from each other in terms of the values they pursue, the ways in which these values are pursued, the agents that are involved in and valorized by

Indebted

Foreknowledge

合并

純樸

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230240810source consist of relational properties between the resource and the would-be resource holder, i.e., they consist of what I take to be physical and normative properties of the resource. Thus, the aim of this chapter is to suggest a ‘.’ way of conceptualising property that contemplates the relational

LAITY

Eulogy

Open and Closed, Prosperity and Stagnation,nthropocentric image of the world has become obsolete and the need to create new communities is more urgent than ever. The knowledge that plants offer about survival could thus become the salvation of humankind.