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The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis

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The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis
Author(s)White, Lynn Jr.
AbstractOur present levels of fossil fuel consumption and overwhelming deposits of sewage and garbage threaten the entire ecosystem. What shall we do? No one knows for sure, and unless we carefully consider the fundamentals, our best measures may provoke ecological backlashes with dire consequences. As a beginning, we ought to try to clarify our thinking by looking at the historical presuppositions that underlie modern technology and science.
Pages1203-1207
IssueNo
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SourceScience
VolumeNo155
PubDateMarch 1967
ISBN_ISSN0036-8075

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