Sentences with phrase «ecology movement»

Dr. Patrick Moore, one of the founders of the militant ecology movement in the 1970s, is now considered a «heretic» and a «traitor» by many of his former radical colleagues.

The deep ecology movement restated what the NSDAP believed: that in order for humans to exist without destroying their environment, it had to be placed on equal footing with humans, recognizing in addition that its space requirements were greater as while humans are one species, nature is uncountable interlocked species, creating a codependent, eternal whole.

In the past twenty years, planted walls and vertical gardens, one of the many innovations showcased in The Human Age, have gone from novelty to mainstream, as part of the reconciliation ecology movement that is working to preserve or increase urban biodiversity.

We also spoke endlessly about grassroots organizing strategy and they picked my brain on how to build a national grassroots network in Russia, like the one I've managed for Orion magazine, to underpin a new Russian ecology movement.

(You might check out her «Discover Kauai» video, which also caused a huge uproar and stimulated a new strong ecology movement on Kauai.)

As the deep ecology movement begins to recognise the importance of grieving the demise of industrial civilisation, conversations around sacred activism and psycho - spiritual healing are inevitably beginning to surface.

«Satish Kumar is, for me, the sage of the deep ecology movement.»

In Defense of People was my argument that the ecology movement, if admitted at all, should be admitted on probation.

In 1971, I published In Defense of People, the first book - length critique of «the ecology movement» that was then in ascendancy and that pretty much shaped the arguments that continue to swirl around the varieties of environmentalism today.

That Benedict went on to praise the ecology movement, a sacred cow for many liberals, makes the walk - outs even more striking.

Only in its infancy — or perhaps its latency period — the ecology movement has come under attack on every side.

They have been suspicious of much of the literature associated with the ecology movement, seeing it as an expression of First World ideology, as yet another way of keeping oppressed peoples in their places.

Though the champions of «environmental justice» may not realize the Pandora's Box that they have opened, the shift in the ecology movement from a focus on science to radical egalitarianism should come as no surprise.

For example, there is a real connection between media reform and the ecology movement today.

Some of the writings of the ecology movement have expressed this viewpoint eloquently, but it can also be found elsewhere (and, needless to say, it can be found in the writings of «with - it» Christian theologians).

There is much of this around today (for instance, in the radical wing of the ecology movement), and some of it is quite appealing, but it will not stand up under rigorous scrutiny.

which was organized by the American Museum of Natural History at the height of the ecology movement.

This might sound strange, for environmentalism and the ecology movement were terms that were practically interchangeable in the 1960s.

Naess defined the shallow ecology movement, which he says is more influential than the deep ecology movement, as «Fight against pollution and resource depletion.

Coldism peaked in the early 70's, about 40 years ago with the ecology movement's first few Earth Days.