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Toxic exposure and kidney function: Urinary creatinine and glomerular filtration rate in traditional sulfur miners. [PDF]
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Resilience and regeneration for a world in crisis. [PDF]
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Biosphere reserves: Attributes for success
Biosphere reserves established under the UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Program aim to harmonise biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Concerns over the extent to which the reserve network was living up to this ideal led to the development
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The Hastings Center Report, 1992
Wherever did we get the idea that we are no kin to the earth's other inhabitants, and that we can therefore deal with them as we please? Several strains of thought converged to produce this way of thinking, which must now be unlearned.
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Wherever did we get the idea that we are no kin to the earth's other inhabitants, and that we can therefore deal with them as we please? Several strains of thought converged to produce this way of thinking, which must now be unlearned.
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2023
For its seventh issue, Dune journal is concentrating on the concept of biosphere, as a network of relations and new alliances between human and nonhuman beings. Broadening its gaze, the issue intends to investigate the aesthetic, cultural, social, and political dimension of sustainability, in an attempt to provide the methodological tools and contents ...
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For its seventh issue, Dune journal is concentrating on the concept of biosphere, as a network of relations and new alliances between human and nonhuman beings. Broadening its gaze, the issue intends to investigate the aesthetic, cultural, social, and political dimension of sustainability, in an attempt to provide the methodological tools and contents ...
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2017
The human species has, due to its creativity and innate behavioural properties, always been driver of major extinctions. Modern species losses exceed, by far, the natural background trends of defaunation and homogenisation. The main reason is the violent expansion of human beings into the biosphere, its displacement, utilisation, and transformation ...
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The human species has, due to its creativity and innate behavioural properties, always been driver of major extinctions. Modern species losses exceed, by far, the natural background trends of defaunation and homogenisation. The main reason is the violent expansion of human beings into the biosphere, its displacement, utilisation, and transformation ...
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