LIBERATION ECOLOGY

Richard Peet · Michael John Watts

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Even society as a whole, a nation, or all existing societies put together, are not owners of the Earth. They are merely its occupants, its users; and like good caretakers, they must hand it down improved to subsequent generations.

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