This book provides essential guidance that we need to act as responsible ecological citizens while we expand our reach beyond Earth. The author not only examines the science and morals behind ecological pitfall scenarios, but he also provides groundbreaking policy responses founded upon ethics from both Buddhists and American ethnographers alike.
This book provides essential guidance that we need to act as responsible ecological citizens while we expand our reach beyond Earth. The author not only examines the science and morals behind ecological pitfall scenarios, but he also provides groundbreaking policy responses founded upon ethics from both Buddhists and American ethnographers alike.
Daniel Capper is professor in the School of Humanities at the University of Southern Mississippi.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: Space Debris and Environmental Justice Chapter 2: The Rabbit in the Moon Chapter 3: Seeking Microbes Chapter 4: Mars as an Ecological Lifeboat Conclusion
Introduction Chapter 1: Space Debris and Environmental Justice Chapter 2: The Rabbit in the Moon Chapter 3: Seeking Microbes Chapter 4: Mars as an Ecological Lifeboat Conclusion
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