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People and nature : = an introduction to human ecological relations /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	People and nature :/ Emilio F. Moran.
Reminder of title:	an introduction to human ecological relations /
Author:	Moran, Emilio F.
Published:	Malden, MA :Blackwell, : 2006.,
Description:	xiv, 218 p. :ill., col. ;24 cm.
Series:	Blackwell primers in anthropology.
[NT 15003449]:	Introduction -- Can one conceive of ecosystems without human agents? -- Human agency : individuals making a difference -- Overwhelming evidence for concern with the condition of the earth system -- Looking back and looking forward -- The study of human ecological relations -- The contemporary study of environmental issues -- The evolution of human-environment interactions -- Hunter-gatherers : setting our preferences -- How did we decide to become farmers? -- Herding and farming : an uneasy relationship -- More food for the masses -- Earth transformations in prehistory -- The archeology of environmental change -- The urban-industrial revolution and the unleashing of Prometheus -- The contemporary situation : human-dominated ecosystems -- The web of life and trophic relations : thinking ecologically -- Ecosystem productivity and net primary production -- Land use and long-term disturbance -- Learning, adaptation, and information -- Mitigation and the cautionary principle -- Transforming the face of the earth through making better decisions -- Population and the environment -- Community in human evolution -- What is sacred in human evolution? -- Tragedies of the commons -- Institutions and self-organization -- Bioregionalism, deep ecology and embedding people in nature -- Material boys and material girls -- Patterns of consumption in developed countries -- Patterns of consumption in developing countries -- A feeding frenzy and a crisis in public health -- Burning fossils fuels instead of calories -- Do we have enough material goods now? -- Resource abundance vs resource scarcity -- When less is more -- The scale of the problem and the scale of the solutions -- Restoring our balance : valuing community, and trust, rather than more "stuff" -- Are we happier when we have more?.
Subject:	Environmental degradation. -
Online resource:	http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0517/2005021020.htmlhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0517/2005021020.html
ISBN:	1405105712 :

People and nature : = an introduction to human ecological relations /
Moran, Emilio F.

People and nature :an introduction to human ecological relations /Emilio F. Moran. - Malden, MA :Blackwell,2006. - xiv, 218 p. :ill., col. ;24 cm. - Blackwell primers in anthropology..

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction -- Can one conceive of ecosystems without human agents? -- Human agency : individuals making a difference -- Overwhelming evidence for concern with the condition of the earth system -- Looking back and looking forward -- The study of human ecological relations -- The contemporary study of environmental issues -- The evolution of human-environment interactions -- Hunter-gatherers : setting our preferences -- How did we decide to become farmers? -- Herding and farming : an uneasy relationship -- More food for the masses -- Earth transformations in prehistory -- The archeology of environmental change -- The urban-industrial revolution and the unleashing of Prometheus -- The contemporary situation : human-dominated ecosystems -- The web of life and trophic relations : thinking ecologically -- Ecosystem productivity and net primary production -- Land use and long-term disturbance -- Learning, adaptation, and information -- Mitigation and the cautionary principle -- Transforming the face of the earth through making better decisions -- Population and the environment -- Community in human evolution -- What is sacred in human evolution? -- Tragedies of the commons -- Institutions and self-organization -- Bioregionalism, deep ecology and embedding people in nature -- Material boys and material girls -- Patterns of consumption in developed countries -- Patterns of consumption in developing countries -- A feeding frenzy and a crisis in public health -- Burning fossils fuels instead of calories -- Do we have enough material goods now? -- Resource abundance vs resource scarcity -- When less is more -- The scale of the problem and the scale of the solutions -- Restoring our balance : valuing community, and trust, rather than more "stuff" -- Are we happier when we have more?.

ISBN: 1405105712 :UK50.00

LCCN: 2005021020Subjects--Topical Terms:

545999
Environmental degradation.

LC Class. No.: GF75 / .M67 2006

Dewey Class. No.: 304.2

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