Human Person in the Environment

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  1. 4. A principle that recognizes the inherent worth and rights of all individuals and communities to fair and impartial treatment.
  2. 6. A global agreement aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
  3. 7. An approach that sees humans as not separate from nature but part of it.
  4. 9. The careful and wise use of resources, especially money.
  5. 11. A philosophy that teaches a good life means living in harmony with the natural world.
  6. 15. A term that refers to the degree to which something is useful or desirable.
  7. 17. A concept that ensures that resources are used in a way that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
  8. 19. A term that refers to the natural world, particularly the trees and other plants in it.
  9. 22. A natural disaster or event that causes great damage or loss of life.
  10. 23. A term that refers to the state of being evenly distributed.
  11. 25. A philosophy that focuses on the value of living organisms and radical equality.
  12. 26. An idea proposed by scientist James Lovelock in the 1970s.
  13. 27. The moral relationship of human beings to the environment
  14. 29. A set of values or principles that attempt to address the ethical implications of climate change.
  15. 30. A principle that refers to the condition of being whole, unimpaired, or in perfect condition.
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  1. 1. An approach in analyzing society and sees a relationship between environmental problems and social problems.
  2. 2. A term that refers to the protection of natural resources.
  3. 3. A principle that refers to the achievement of maximum output with minimum input.
  4. 5. A term that refers to the patterns of behavior of individuals and societies in relation to the purchase and use of goods and services.
  5. 8. A philosophy that sees the environment as the central factor.
  6. 10. The practice of designing cities and towns in an organized and efficient way.
  7. 12. The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
  8. 13. A principle that recognizes the inherent worth and rights of all individuals and communities to fair and impartial treatment.
  9. 14. A code of conduct that urges individuals to live simply and avoid waste.
  10. 16. A philosophy that views maintaining order in the environment will bring out the natural beauty of surroundings.
  11. 18. A situation in which people are not equal because of differences in wealth, power, etc.
  12. 20. The state or quality of being dedicated to the welfare of the environment.
  13. 21. A British poet, preacher and scholar of metaphysics.
  14. 24. A principle that refers to the quality of being careful and avoiding risks.
  15. 28. A philosophical view regarding the relationship between humans and the environment that focuses on the importance of humankind in the world.