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Culture Knowledge, beliefs, values and learned ways of life shared by a group of people
Ethics Branch of philosophy that involves the study of good/bad and right/wrong
Environmental Ethics The application of ethical standards to relationships between people and non-human entities
Anthropocentric Human-centered, in sustainable development, it refers to ideas that focus on the needs of people without considering the creatures in ecosystems that we depend on
Transcendentalism Philosophical/literary movement of the 1800s which emphasized celebrating the truth in nature, emotion, and imagination (Thoreau & Emerson)
John Muir U. S. naturalist who advocated the creation of natural parks, founded Sierra Club in 1892, fought to prevent the damming of the Valley in Yosemite, preservationist
Gifford Pinchot Head of U. S. Forest Service under Roosevelt, believed it was possible to make use of natural resources while conserving them
Preservation Ethic Protect the natural environment in a pristine, unaltered state
Conservation Ethic Humans should use natural resources but manage them wisely
Aldo Leopold "A Sand County Almanac" 1947/1948, "Land Ethic" where humans are the protectors of nature
Environmental Justice
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