Titlebook: Conservation; Integrating Social a Helen Kopnina,Haydn Washington Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 conservation.biodiversity.s

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ultrasound in gynecology and obstetricsn of nature and non-human life and unwittingly inspire the devaluation of nature. I focus especially on the new direction that the paradigm of “new conservationism” urges us to take in conservation efforts and rationales.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-9869-4. North Point Press, San Francisco, .) called the growth monster remains not just unchecked but embraced in theory and practice by virtually all human societies. There is nothing new in this situation—it has been accelerating for several millennia and especially the last few hundred years. Nor is th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-9869-4e United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) that showed that humanity was ‘living beyond its means’. It focused on the term ‘ecosystem services’ (here truncated to ES). It seemed promising, for here was a term (grounded in environmental science) that showed how society . on all the services and be

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D. M. Hanson,Y. Lin,M. C. Nelsonmental Knowledge (TEK) relates to this. The previous chapter (Chap.?. by Strang in this volume) discussed that implementing indigenous beliefs into constitutions is not enough to reach egalitarianism between humans and non-human beings, but that relationality must reach all domains of society. The f

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-0727-3of distribution procedures, based on individual moral convictions of fairness and the willingness to obey the demands of authorities (Hegtvedt in Justice. Advances in group processes. Emerald Group Publishing Limited, Bingley, p. 371, .: ix–x). Social justice focuses on equalizing power relationship

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Irving Dardick,A. W. Peter Van Nostrandsystems that are suffering, if not being destroyed outright, at the hands of humans (see Washington in .. Routledge, London, .). We are making decisions that have dramatic impacts on their fates without stopping to think what . might want. But this does not need to be the case. This paper is intende

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Ultrasonic instruments: case studies,tion. Woods, creeks, ponds, old fields, pastures, abandoned limestone quarries—all places that were damaged to varying degrees by humans but in which people do not now have a dominating presence. None of these places could be called wilderness by any stretch of the imagination. They are not natural

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Ultrasonic Measurements and Technologies to our conquering the planet and to our technology. We are using up resources such as petroleum and metals. In addition, we are polluting with wastes such as the carbon dioxide produced from burning fossil fuels. Much of nature and many people are suffering because of human overconsumption. Our mar

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