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Chapter 2 APES

Chapter 2 Vocab

Terms

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ecological services
provided by nature
biocentrism
gives rights to all life
goods
material commodities
anthropocentrism
human centered view
centrally planned economy
government controlled market
ecocentrism
considers entire ecosystem as valuable
conservation
humans may use but not abuse natural resources
GPI
general progress indicator
ecolabeling
promotes low environmental impact products
culture
way of life shared by a group of people
services
work done for others
universalist
clear right and wrong
ecofeminism
views world in terms of relationships and cooperation
economics
study of resource use
relativist
believes ethics vary based on the situation
cost-benefit analysis
actions are compared to the sum of the benefits
environmental justice
the right of all humans to a clean environment
GDP
gross domestic product
classical economics
market controlled by supply and demand
steady-state economy
stable markets
Aldo Leopold
wrote the Land Ethic
nonmarket values
value not included in price of goods
worldview
reflects personal belief about the world
environmental ethic
applys ethics to the environment
capitalist market economy
determined by buyers and sellers
preservation
complete protection of environment

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