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Thus negative , apolitical the Ehrlichs alone do not force individuals to values lead to disaster ; we need positive values reduce their consumption . To make the that can help plan a transition to slower argument for restraint ...
Thus negative , apolitical the Ehrlichs alone do not force individuals to values lead to disaster ; we need positive values reduce their consumption . To make the that can help plan a transition to slower argument for restraint ...
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democratic values — most notably equality . Dickson's paralysis may well reflect reality . Hugh Stretton demonstrates that virtually all There may be no way to create a majority environmental issues can be faced either in a desire for ...
democratic values — most notably equality . Dickson's paralysis may well reflect reality . Hugh Stretton demonstrates that virtually all There may be no way to create a majority environmental issues can be faced either in a desire for ...
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The fundamental impulse to the many dimensions of the political process change and especially to great change is a are all ways in which we do communicate perception of present wrong and a vision of values . But my own values are the ...
The fundamental impulse to the many dimensions of the political process change and especially to great change is a are all ways in which we do communicate perception of present wrong and a vision of values . But my own values are the ...
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