Environmental Ecology
This first concern is focuses on the natural environment, so that
it does not suffer excessive disfiguration, with quality of life
and with the preservation of species threatened with extinction.
It sees nature as outside of the human being and society. It searches
for new technologies and less pollutants, giving highest priority
to technical solutions. This concern is important because it seeks
to correct the voraciousness of world industrialism, which always
implies high ecological costs.
Minimal Bibliography
- Berry, T., Dream of the Earth,
Sierra Club Books, San Francisco 1988.
- Boff, L., Ecology: cry of the Earth, cry of the poor, Orbis,
New York 1995.
- Capra, F., The Turning Point, Simon & Schuster, New York,
1982.
- Dajoz, R., Ecologia gerl, Vozes, Petrópolis 1983.
- Lovelock, J., Gaia, a new look at life on Earth, Oxford University
Press 1979.
- Varios, Cuidando do planeta Terra. Uma estratégia
para o futuro da vida, publicação conjunta
de UICN/ PNUMA/WWR, S.Paulo 1991.
- Wilson, E., The Future of Life, Knopf, New York 2000. |
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