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Multi-scenario simulation of spatiotemporal changes of land use and ecosystem services in the plateau mountain city. [PDF]

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Zhang Y, Zhang K, Wei S.
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Ecological Conversion as Conversion to the Child: Becoming Caregivers, Becoming Childlike

Horizons, 2020
In an age of environmental crisis, ecological theologians call for the “ecological conversion” of humanity. This article, a work of practical theology, plays on the grammatical ambiguity of Mark 10:15, in which disciples are told to “receive the kingdom as a child,” to argue that ecological conversion is a twofold conversion to the child.
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Integral Ecology and ‘Ecological Conversion’ in the Light of Personalistic Hermeneutics

Culture and Religion, 2021
Michał Kosche
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How Does the Ecological Well-Being of Urban and Rural Residents Change With Rural-Urban Land Conversion? The Case of Hubei, China

Sustainability, 2018
Human well-being can be affected by the loss of ecosystem services from conversion of agricultural lands. Uncovering negative ecological consequences of rural-urban conversion is important for regulating rural-urban land conversion.
Lynn Huntsinger, Min Song
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Quantifying Ecological Well-Being Loss Under Rural–Urban Land Conversion: A Study From Choice Experiments in China

Sustainability, 2020
Rural–urban land conversion has led to the degradation of agricultural system ecological services, and therefore human ecological well-being. There is a need to transform the non-marketed value of ecosystem services provision into a monetary loss ...
Min Song
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Reverence for Life and Ecological Conversion

Worldviews: Global Religions, Culture, and Ecology, 2023
Abstract Friedrich Nietzsche and Albert Schweitzer end up defending radically similar, yet critically opposed conclusions about the human animal and its place in nature, particularly with regard to the ethical awareness that does or does not follow from this situatedness.
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Conversations in Queer Ecologies: An Editorial

UnderCurrents: Journal of Critical Environmental Studies, 2015
The opening editorial for Volume 19 of UnderCurrents.
Amanda Di Battista, Oded Haas, Darren Patrick   +2 more
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