Restorative Commons as an Expanded Ethical Framework for Public Health and Environmental Sustainability

The New Bioethics 26 (2):125-140 (2020)
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Pollution is currently responsible for 16% of premature deaths worldwide and poses the greatest long-term threat to public health due to the effects of climate change. The current framework of publ...

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