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100 1 $aWenz, Peter S.
245 10 $aEnvironmental ethics today /$cPeter S. Wenz.
260 $aNew York :$bOxford University Press,$c2001.
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505 0 $a1. Overpopulation, markets, and human rights. --2. Energy, economics, and future generations. --3. Competing human-centered values. --4. Animal liberation and utilitarianism. --5. Animal rights and medical research. --6. Species diversity and Gaia. --7. The land ethic. --8. Human rights, agriculture, and biodiversity. --9. Ecofeminism and environmental justice. --10. Religion and nature. --11. Personal choices, consumerism, and human nature. --12. Public policies, efficiency, and globalization. --Final reflections: is optimism justified?
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