Deep Ecology Quiz
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What is a key belief of deep ecology?

  • High technological progress and solutions
  • Consumerism
  • All nature has intrinsic worth (correct)
  • Natural environment as resource for humans
  • What material goal does deep ecology prioritize?

  • Belief in ample resource reserves
  • Material/economic growth for human population
  • Elegantly simple material need (correct)
  • High technological progress and solutions
  • What does deep ecology advocate for in relation to technology?

  • High technological progress and solutions
  • Appropriate technology; non-dominating science (correct)
  • Consumerism
  • Belief in ample resource reserves
  • What does deep ecology emerge as a reaction to?

    <p>Shallow ecological point of view</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does deep ecology view the role of human beings in relation to nature?

    <p>Human beings should look at the self as an extension of nature</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Deep Ecology Overview

    • Deep ecology, advocated by figures like Arne Naess, critiques the exploitation of natural resources and pollution by industries.
    • Proponents express disillusionment with current ecological efforts, perceiving them as inadequate against environmental degradation.

    Shallow vs. Deep Ecology

    • Shallow ecology is identified as an extension of traditional views, prioritizing human interests, particularly those of affluent societies.
    • Deep ecology argues that superficial measures against pollution only benefit the wealthy, failing to address the root causes of ecological issues.

    Critique of Current Movements

    • Existing environmental movements are viewed as insufficient, providing only surface-level responses to serious environmental problems.
    • Deep ecologists believe these efforts do not significantly impact the health of ecosystems or their sustainability.

    Philosophical Differences

    • The distinction between deep ecology and traditional environmental views serves as a framework for understanding ecological debates.
    • Deep ecology emphasizes intrinsic value of nature, advocating for fundamental changes in how humanity interacts with the environment.

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    Test your knowledge of deep ecology and its proponents, including Arne Naess, with this quiz. Explore the contrast between deep ecology and shallow ecology, and learn about their perspectives on the depletion of natural resources and pollution caused by industries.

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