Question 1

What does Naess refer to as "shallow" ecology?

Accepted Answer

A)  A view which is primarily designed to fight pollution. 
B)  A view that deals specifically with resource depletion 
C)  A view whose primary objective is the health and affluence of people in developed countries. 
D)  All of the above 
A)  A view which is primarily designed to fight pollution. 
B)  A view that deals specifically with resource depletion 
C)  A view whose primary objective is the health and affluence of people in developed countries. 
D)  All of the above

Question 2

McKibben claims that virtually all of the major physical features of our planet seem to be changing rapidly. Which of the following does he cite as an example?

Accepted Answer

A)  The melting of the Artic ice cap 
B)  The thinning of the great glacier above Greenland 
C)  The increasing acidity of the oceans 
D)  All of the above 
A)  The melting of the Artic ice cap 
B)  The thinning of the great glacier above Greenland 
C)  The increasing acidity of the oceans 
D)  All of the above

Question 3

Naess distinguishes between what he calls "shallow" ecology and "deep" ecology.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What does Naess refer to as "shallow" ecology?

McKibben claims that virtually all of the major physical features of our planet seem to be changing rapidly. Which of the following does he cite as an example?

Naess distinguishes between what he calls "shallow" ecology and "deep" ecology.

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Exam 13: Extending Ethics

What does Naess refer to as "shallow" ecology?

McKibben claims that virtually all of the major physical features of our planet seem to be changing rapidly. Which of the following does he cite as an example?

Naess distinguishes between what he calls "shallow" ecology and "deep" ecology.

Learning

Reasoning

Flourishing

Believing

Believing

Relating

Cooperating

Confronting

Caring

Working

Consuming

Creating

Filters