Titlebook: Space on Earth; Saving Our World By Charles S. Cockell Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 envir

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Greening the Universe,tional framework for the world. The Greeks had an essentially anthropocentric view of life — that it existed for the sake of humans — but thinkers such as Pythagoras did begin to wonder whether life might have its own value. Later, the Romans believed that people were guided by unwritten rules. Like

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New Alliances,robably be split into three categories. There are opportunities in government organizations, ways in which federal institutions around the world can improve communication and action between environmental departments and space organizations. Then there are the links that could be made in industry, op

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