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Environmental Crisis Understanding the Value of Nature

By: Mark Rowlands(Editor), Jo Campling(Editor)
191 pages, no illustrations
Publisher: Palgrave
Environmental Crisis
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  • Environmental Crisis ISBN: 9780333748961 Hardback Jun 2000 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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About this book

Argues that to properly understand how and why nature can have value requires a radical revision of the way philosophy is understood and practised, and an equally radical restructuring of the concepts and categories upon which modern philosophy has been based.

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The Devil's Water A Natural Disaster Fool's Gold The Verdant Assassin Healing Arsenic To Frustrate The Aim Of Justice Nothing Green Met The Eye The Extraordinarily Protracted Process Fighting Arsenic

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Biography

Andrew Meharg is Professor of Biogeochemistry at the University of Aberdeen where he studies and teaches on the impact of pollutants on the environment. His particular interest is how arsenic interacts with plants, animals and humans. In this capacity he has advised national and international government and aid bodies. Andrew has published numerous academic papers, book chapters and popular press articles on his research.

By: Mark Rowlands(Editor), Jo Campling(Editor)
191 pages, no illustrations
Publisher: Palgrave
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