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    Deep ecology

    Aug 20, 2014 3 minutes
    words by Skye Etherington photo by Robyn Rosenfeldt

    Deep ecology has its origins in the ideas of Norwegian ecophilosopher Arne Næss. His ideas include the concept of Gaia: that this planet we live on is a living earth; that all living things are part of the web of life; and that we humans are just another strand in that interconnected web.

    It is through expanding our sense of self, and building our awareness and appreciation of

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