Anthropocentric Indirect Arguments: Return of the Plastic-tree Zombies

Ethics, Policy and Environment 17 (3):264-266 (2014)
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Forget Aldo Leopold. Or Holmes Rolston, III, or Baird Callicott. Forget Arne Naess. I vote for Martin H. Krieger as the most influential environmental philosopher of all time. It has been over 40 y...

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