An Ethical Evaluation of Man’s Interaction with Nature (Ethical Evaluation of Environment)

An Ethical Evaluation of Man’s Interaction with Nature (Ethical Evaluation of Environment)

The work is inspired by the dangers constituted to man and nature by the increasing degradation of the environment. Degradation is the devaluation of the properties and qualities of nature. The history of man is one of growth, development and conquest of nature. Through scientific knowledge and technological acquisition man has grown steadily from one stage of development to another. This is...
 
Published at LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing.
Volume 1
Issue 1
Pages 1-302
Published in 2012
 
 
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Ovia, E.
Dr Ovia, E
 
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