What is the definition of true progress for our entire planet?
What will be an ideal response?
TruE progress for everyone would include an increase in global understanding and cooperative harmony. Many people are realizing in their search for satisfaction in life that human happiness is not simply growth in power and material wealth, and that we are more than simply the sum of what we buy or control. The sciences of ecology and evolution tell us that all life is united both in time (evolution) and in the ecological systems of the present which are the result of evolution. The challenge is to realize this truth in both personal and universal terms, where our sense of personal identity and responsibility reach out to encompass the entire earth.
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A) esthetics. B) semiotics. C) image interpretation. D) heuristics. E) symbology.
The Convention on Biological Diversity is an international treaty
A) ratified by the United States to globally limit the loss of biodiversity. B) ratified by the United States to limit the international trade of endangered species. C) that aims to conserve biological diversity worldwide but has not been ratified in the United States. D) that would purchase all endangered species habitats in the world but has not been ratified in the United States.
The climate of an area can be classified in different ways depending upon the criteria used to define it
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following was not a solution to overconsumption or over-consumerism that we discussed in class?
A. Thrifting B. Replacing devices as soon as a newer and more efficient models are available C. Collaborative consumption D. Peer-to-peer renting