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Types of value?
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intrumental-useful-toothbruch
inherent-appreciated-art intristic-valiable |
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How to answer questions?
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Depends on how we view the world
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Types of world view?
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Anthroceptism
Bicentrism Econcentrism |
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Anthroceptism
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Humans needs and intrests are of highest importance
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Stewardship
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Humans need to take care of the enviroment and look after it
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Judeo Christain
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Biocentrism
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all life is equal and humanity is not the center of existence
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Econcentrism
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biotic and abiotic deserves direct moral consideration
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Deep ecology
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Little more hardecose than econcentrism, questions the value of lifestyle that led us here
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Opposite of shallow ecology
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Social ecoology
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Humans are free from opression and domination of other humans then enviroment will be in better shape
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Ecofeminism
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oppression toward women which resulted accociating nature with femals
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Energy relationships
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law of conservation of matter
1st law of thermodynamics 2nd law of thermodynamics |
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Law of conservation of matter
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matter cannot be created of destroyed
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what we put into the enviroment
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1st law of thermodynamics
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energy cannot be created or destroyed
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2nd law of thermodynamics
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converting one energy to another, useful energy is loss
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Acid
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realease H
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loss 1 electron
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